Pherak 

Name, belongs to one person, better than everybody, still broke af tho, fat, your mom’s ex, crackhead, weeb, still better than everybody.

Pherak is super cool.

Pherak by Pherak November 23, 2021

Prerak 

The name Prerak means- one who encourages. The name Prerak orginated as an Indian name. The name Prerak is most often used as a boy name or male name.

"This match is going to be difficult to win. I wish we had someone like Prerak to inspire us."

Prerak by indian-name-origin-facts January 7, 2012

phreako

Someone who is mentally and physically gifted beyond normal human boundaries.

That damn phreako won my girl over with his charisma and intelligence.

phreako by Venusus January 2, 2009

Phera 

Beautiful inside and out. A Goddess A Princess. Usually too good for the man she chooses to be with. She is truly intoxicating in every way.

Did you say who’s that?
That’s Phera, you’re probably not good enough.

Phera by Iloveyoumore420 November 8, 2019

phreak

Someone who likes to explore the workings of the telephone system, such as switching, call routing, etc. Phreaks are always trying to keep up with the latest telecom innovations.

A Phreak is not just someone who makes "free calls"!

phreak by Anonymous July 13, 2003

phreak

Phreak (or phreaking/phreaker) is a term used to describe the early hackers in the late 70's-early 90's who manipulated the tone-based telephone switching systems to conduct unauthorized activity within that system. Although these "phreakers" rarely had malicious intent, their curiosity often got them arrested and heavily punished.

Cap'n crunch is the best known phreaker of all time because he discovered the effect of the 2600Hz tone.

phreak by Nick Marco January 28, 2003

phreaker 

A phreaker is someone who is driven to explore the phone system through legal means or otherwise to understand how it operates, and marvel at it's greatness.

"Being able to beige box doesn't make you a phreaker anymore than being able to write makes you a poet."

phreaker by Murder Mouse June 12, 2005