Sentence examples for bigger freak from inspiring English sources

Miggs was an even bigger freak than Oscar.

Juliet's mom is an even bigger freak, running around before the party in a wig cap, tarantula eyes, and a pink marabou-lined dressing gown.

They'd call him a big freak and things like that".

He was a Big Freak – Betty Davis Miles's scary, funky missus spills the beans.

Finally, what was the biggest freak out you had along the way in s1, where you weren't sure how a certain thing would work or how it would play out.

"He Was a Big Freak," while best remembered for its startling opener — "I used to beat him with a turquoise chain" — displays her deftness as a writer by matching language with role play.

Davis's rough and dirty vocals are perfectly suited to the rough and dirty funk, not to mention subjects like casual sex ("If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked Up"), S & M ("He Was a Big Freak"), and hustling ("Don't Call Her No Tramp").

While Davis's best-known lyrics touted female promiscuity ("Don't Call Her No Tramp") and S & M ("He Was a Big Freak"), she also sang about music history, in "They Say I'm Different" and "F.U.N.K.," and social fatigue, in "70's Blues".

The subsequent They Say I'm Different and Nasty Gal likewise presented her as a proud, predatory woman beholden to no man with cuts including "If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked Up", "He Was a Big Freak" and "Nasty Gal", the last declaring: "You dragged my name in the mud… but I used to leave you hanging in bed by your fingernails".

The ladies will probably consider you a big freak instead of a "cool guy with an iPod watch".

Seriously: I'd load it up with episodes of Entourage and look like the biggest freak in the world staring at my watch for hours at a time.