Freakshake

Pronunciation: /friːkʃeɪk/

Definitions of freakshake

noun A milkshake that is extravagantly garnished with various sweets, treats, and toppings.

Example Sentences

A1 I want to try a freakshake.

A2 The freakshake was too sweet for my liking.

B1 The cafe down the street makes amazing freakshakes.

B2 I have never seen such elaborate freakshakes before.

C1 The freakshake trend has taken over social media.

C2 The freakshake I had in London was a work of art.

Examples of freakshake in a Sentence

formal The gourmet restaurant offers a variety of freakshake options for dessert.

informal Let's go grab a freakshake at that new milkshake place!

slang I can't resist a good freakshake, they're so indulgent!

figurative Her outfit was a freakshake of colors and patterns, but somehow it worked.

Grammatical Forms of freakshake

• past tense: freakshook
• plural: freakshakes
• comparative: more freakshake
• superlative: most freakshake
• present tense: freakshake
• future tense: will freakshake
• perfect tense: have freakshaken
• continuous tense: is freakshaking
• singular: freakshake
• positive degree: freakshake
• infinitive: to freakshake
• gerund: freakshaking
• participle: freakshaken

Origin and Evolution of freakshake

First Known Use: 2015 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'freakshake' originated in Australia, specifically in Canberra.

Evolution of the word: The term 'freakshake' was first used to describe over-the-top milkshakes with extravagant toppings and decorations. It has since evolved to become a popular menu item in cafes and dessert shops around the world, known for its indulgent and visually appealing presentation.