| Later, she lived in pre-gentrified Notting Hill, then the epicentre of freakdom, in a huge, crumbling house that had been scheduled for demolition decades before. |
| No-shows and last-minute helicopter rides were frequent features of life in and around the band that had done so much to bridge the worlds of black soul and white freakdom. |
| I was a freak, and I consoled myself with one thought: Of all places, America was a pretty O. K. place for freakdom. |
| Then Robert Courtney was led away, a pallid, elfin figure in chains, consigned to freakdom in the annals of pharmacology. |
| Between the Islamophobe and Islamist there are the simply curious who may catch on that assumptions about a certain other's freakdom is sorely misplaced. |
| A once proud and subversive warrior tribe that deified freakdom, drag queens have become awfully mainstream. |
