freakily

The day we went to Jenny's Cove, the wind was freakily strong.

She's a girl with glasses and brown hair who is freakily obsessed with taking pictures of people.

You should be in the bottom 3 already but you freakily got 3 points against 9 man Chelsea.

Best seen at low tide, the rocks are freakily round and freakily regular, and clustered together as if they've been placed there.

It turns the dancing pop star and elective-surgery veteran into a headless, freakily elegant Other, a kaleidoscopic crystal with legs suitable for a 21st-century cabinet of curiosities.

Mr. Mitchell finds his happy ending in raucous music and warm caresses, in an oceanic feeling in which everyone is free to be freakily you and me.

However Brown commented that, "Ne-Yo is better at writing dark edges into songs than performing them himself; he's just too put-together to truly do the freakily possessed lover act."

Prophet or profiteer, Mr. Jodorowsky is certainly not without talent and, despite the petty and genuine outrages committed during the making of his film, "El Topo" remains an arresting relic of a time seriously, freakily out of joint.

The slick concept of her unmade bed was catnip to the former advertising mogul....In much the same way that the "ready-made" sawn off iron railing with freakily impaled tree trunk carried the day in that recent art competition on Channel 4 (judged by Saatchi).