Sentence examples for get freaky from inspiring English sources
verb
To have sex.
- I saw the couple getting freaky in a video on the Internet.
Suddenly, we were charged up, unnerved, and watching things get freaky.
"I want to dance tonight,/I want to toast tonight,/I'll spend my money tonight,/I want to get freaky tonight," Mr. Saadiq sang, stating the immortal creed of the party people.
Taberski tells us that Slimmons had a few rules: one, know your place; two, no cell phones, no cameras, no recording devices; three, Richard is going to get freaky.
After watching a live recording of them performing the sexy anthem FreaXXX (see above clip), I've found myself rhythmically mumbling "Let's get freaky now, let's get fuckin' freaky now" on the tube to work, to the total bewilderment of city workers nuzzling a copy of the Financial Times.
Imagine trying to get freaky under the sheets as, say, Sophie's track Hard – an alien clatter of ping-ponging metallic beats, fetishistic lyrics about latex gloves, platform shoes and PVC, trance synths and apocalyptic hip-hop drums – cranks out of your iPod speakers.
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"It's got kind of a freaky vibe, and it's only going to get freakier after it breaks up here and heads to the strip club next door," says Amen Teter, general manager of the Palmer Snowboard team.
Kate and Sawyer got freaky.
Whoa, this was getting freaky.
And getting freaky with Big Bird in space.
But at night, when the place gets freaky, it is a treat.
