English
freakshakefreakshake
From freak + shake, or a blend of freak + milkshake.
A compound of freak + shake
Middle English friken
English freak
Proto-Indo-European *skek- ‘to jump’
Proto-Germanic *skakaną ‘to shake, swing, escape’
Proto-West Germanic *skakan ‘to shake’
Old English sċacan ‘to pass or depart’
Middle English schaken ‘to rock or agitate’
English shake
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Popularized in July 2015.
Today it means
noun An over-the-top milkshake loaded with various sweet treats and toppings.
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