The word 'freaking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express exasperation, frustration, or for emphasis. For example, "I can't believe I have to go to the store again - this is freaking ridiculous!".
The film jumps a decade to show Rhodes (played staunchly by Walter Huston) freaking out his shareholders by attempting to diversify into gold.
It's scary, but I'd rather have a crying newborn than a 14-year-old who won't stop screaming because he's never been to a Starbucks before and all the acoustic jazz is freaking him out.
"Horror is designed to freak out its audience, and because of our biological construction, there's only a limited number of ways of effectively freaking out people.
"Otherwise we are creating the usual mess where everybody is freaking out left, right, up and down.
So I'm hoping maybe they'll get fired if we expose enough of what they do Angel Perez At Homan, he alleges, a large officer "sat on my chest while he's yelling at me … I was freaking the fuck out … He pushes his palms up against my face, my eyeballs, just kind of pushing me down".
With the first record we'd be freaking out saying 'Oh my god we need to water it more, we need to protect it from the wind!' But this time the plant is a bit sturdier and maybe it will just take off".
Alerts are in place, but fans aren't freaking out – yet No deaths have been reported in connection with the outbreak, which public health officials suspect began when an infected person from outside the US visited Disneyland in Anaheim between 15 and 20 December.
David Neeleman, the founder of JetBlue and Azul, wondered why people treated airline tickets like cash, freaking out when they lose them, whereas customers could instead be given an electronic code?This taste for questions is linked to a talent for observation.
Ha'aretz is a left-wing paper, but even so, the commentators there seem to be really freaking out this week: Akiva Eldar says Messrs Obama and Netanyahu are "at the point of no return"; Ziv Bar'el says Mr Netanyahu is "endangering Israel's security".
In practice, investors in private credit act as if there is almost no risk for long periods of time before suddenly freaking out.
No wonder Jon Stewart, a particularly sharp comedian, asked Mr McCain whether he's "freaking out on us".Moreover, Mr McCain's dalliance with Mr Falwell is not the only example of his lurch to the right.
