freak v.1
a euph. for fuck v. in various senses.
Web of the City (1983) 79: Greek thumbed his nose at the ceiling. ‘Frayk ’em!’. | ||
Campus Sl. Apr. 3: freak it – forget it, don’t let it bother you. | ||
in Damon Runyon (1992) 343: He had decided that he wanted to get out of town for good and settle in Hot Springs, Arkansas [...] So freak Carnera. | ||
Campus Sl. Apr. 4: freak me – an epithet of self condemnation: ‘Freak me for missing my class.’. |
In phrases
(US gay) to waste time; to window shop.
Queens’ Vernacular 85: freak around 1. to kill time, like strolling through the park; to just be your gay self 2. to window shop. |