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1. to shock or disorient someone 2. to panic, to lose control Woah, don't freak out, it's not the end of the world.
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How you react when something really bad (see we need to talk) or good happens.
A manic, crazed feeling usually accompanied by some physical activity such as jumping, skipping, fainting, fluttering, screaming or bitching. "It's not the cops dude, don't freak out."
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To achieve a state in which emotions like stress and worry are amplified. Commonly associated with OCD, deadlines, and middle aged women. Sometimes 'Freak'. "If I don't get this thing done I'm going to freak out!"
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A 1960's term used among hippies meaning to assemble together to drop acid at a party. Brian:"Hey man, you going to the freak out?"
Keith:"Yeah man! Count me in, brother!" |
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From a '90s cartoon called Freakazoid. Dexter Douglas would say "Freak Out!" and the he would change into Freakazoid. "Freak Out!" ::poof he's Freakazoid::
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Something freaks inadvertently do to women. "Why are you looking at me like that?"
"I'm trying to work out what colour your eyes are." "Well stoppit you're freaking me out." *infinitive of "freak out" |
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when people are obsessed with something and when they hear about it or are around it, they "freak out" or go crazy over it "look at that fat guy freak out over food"
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