to defreak
- verb
- Neologism
:
organizar
- Once the event was over, the team quickly defreaked the conference room.
Examples
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After her roommates left, she had to defreak the entire apartment before guests arrived.
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He spent his Saturday morning defreaking his cluttered office desk.
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Please defreak your room before guests arrive.
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I need to defreak my desk this weekend.
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He spent his Saturday morning defreaking his cluttered office desk.
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Please defreak your room before guests arrive.
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After her roommates left, she had to defreak the entire apartment before guests arrived.
Synonyms
433
1.0
To make a room or area free of dirt and tidy by removing mess
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1.6
Make a place or things tidy and in order
43
3.4
To change the way something is arranged to make it work better
42
1.0
To make a place neat by putting things away
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1.5
Make a room or desk neat by putting things in their right place
12
3.2
To make a place tidy and organized
8
2.7
Make a room neat by putting things away
5
4.1
To remove things you do not need from a room or desk to make it tidy
1
3.7
To make something tidy by arranging things in order
To fix a serious problem left behind in a project or system
How Tidy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word defreak combines de- 'remove' and freak 'chaos' or 'going wild'. Like in defrost or debug, de- means 'remove', so defreak is a handy way to say 'remove the chaos' — to tidy up and put things back in order.