Freak
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 201
tick, v.t to spot, or Teak to variegate. From a roof found in ice, freknur, Dan.fregnc, which in pi — Freckles Freakish, tickish, adj apt to change the mind.suddenly' capricious adv. Freakishly. n. Freak'ishne (bee Freak, n.) Freckle, irck'l, v to spnr to colour with spots. — n. a yellowish spot on the skm ariv small sn.,t.- -adj Freckly, full of freckles. [Dim, of Freak, Free, tie, ad/, not bound, at liberty: not under arbitrary government set at liberty: guiltle : trank, lawsh nut attached: exempt (fol, by from,, having a franchise fol by of) gratui- — to us idiomatic, as a translation adv. Free ly. --//• Free'ne [A b /ten. tier. Jrei, cc.fri.l
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