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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Freaking Good, Freaking Bad
The adjective "freaking" is quite versatile, I know, but is it more pejorative than complimentary, or the opposite?
If I try a delicious smoothie in a new place, can I just say to my co-worker that this smoothie "is freaking fantastic!"? Or should I simply stick with "delicious"? :-)
Thank you!
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'freaking' is a euphemism for a much worse word in English. I recommend that you stay away from it. Stick with 'delicious'.
- 'freaking' is a euphemism for a much worse word in English.
- I recommend that you stay away from it.
- Stick with 'delicious'.
- CJ
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'freaking' is a euphemism for a much worse word in English. I recommend that you stay away from it. Stick with 'delicious'.
CJ
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