freakuency

A measure of how often someone acts really weird, has a major melt-down, etc.

Ethan Couch got his way with disgusting freakuency by simply having a temper-tantrum anytime someone exhibited reluctance to accommodate him. And on the few occasions when that enraged blubbery facade didn't work, he could always plead affleuenza.

by QuacksO October 28, 2019

freakuency

The occurence of how often a lady cums into intercourse or just to tell how frequently she does.

Man its known dat biatch has high freakuency in da hood,if u gon hit it once den she gon be back for a second occur.

by baidy September 2, 2006

Freakuency

How absolutely, diabolically, wildly, deviously freaky someone is.

“You’re on a whole different freakuency than the rest of us, John.”

by ezrabreadza June 26, 2025

Checking your frequency

When the autistic kid does those weird ass nosies and goes from high to low.

Checking your frequency is the worst sound ever.

by H2Toxic September 1, 2017

I'll be monitoring your frequency.

A cheesy way of saying "I love you" from the new Star Trek movie.

"Since you're Vulcan and can't express any emotion and this is the 22nd century with all this techy stuff and 'I love you' is used too much as it is I guess I'll be monitoring your frequency."

by Crusty Meatball May 24, 2009

negative frequency

This is the frequency at which the human mind subconsciously thinks. This can be heard and detected by some. This frequency happens before time equals zero, as does a thought happens before time. Negative time and negative frequency are inversely proportional by the formula:
-Time=1/-Frequency.
Where Frequency and Time can be real and imaginary.
This frequency cannot be detected by many frequency detecting devices. It can also be known as a subconscious negative signal.

At that instant moment in time I reacted, I must have been thinking at a negative frequency to react so quickly.
While I was sleeping, my mind was thinking at a negative frequency.

by Angela Buchan February 26, 2007

High Frequency (HF)

Frequencies between 3 MHz and 30 MHz (3 Mega Hertz and 30 Mega Hertz). Used by governments, ships, radio stations and amateur radio operators.

I decided to use the High Frequency (HF) radio last night and try my luck at reaching Japan.

by Tomorrow's World October 20, 2009