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what the freak!! 

something you say when dont believe is not right
All right class your homework is to define all the definitions in this chap. What the FREAK!!
what the freak!! by Tyler MAC November 5, 2005
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what the freak 

A term that fobs use instead of what the fuck because they can't pronounce fuck correctly.
Soojin: "What the freak! give me back my drink. I WANT to have liver failure."
what the freak by Yousuf Saif July 1, 2008

What the Freak 

NOT a word that fobs use instead.
It's actually for middle schoolers who don't want to cuss, but still want to sound 'cool.'
Jordan: "What the FREAK, you're so stupid.
Madison: "Shut the freak up!"
What the Freak by xD super bored October 20, 2008

What the Freak 

A common spell-out for the acronym "WTF." Mainly used by middle-schoolers and Mormons.
"What the freak! He just ninja'd my popsicle!"
What the Freak by Darkast August 11, 2009

what the freak 

is his hair fye?? “oh freak no, what the freak

what the freak Richard

when you don't understand something or you're shocked and your favorite vine is wtf richard but you are trying to be polite

what the freak are they talking about? 

... what the freak are they talking about?
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