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Freak
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Freaking
Freakish
Fad
A hobby freak whim
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Flam
A freak or whim also a falsehood a lie an illusory pretext deception delusion
Flimflam
A freak a trick a lie
VerbarLusus naturaelig
Sport or freak of nature a deformed or unnatural production
Caprice
An abrupt change in feeling opinion or action proceeding from some whim or fancy a freak a notion
Oral argument
the one chance to sew up each such question into a remembered point in favour. In any but freak situations, oral argument is a must, The Common Law Tradition: Deciding Appeals, Karl No. Llewellyn, 240 (1960). Means
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