wig out

when someone does crazy things that surprises and confuses people. Mostly used in bobobo

Don Patch wig out Beauty all the time.

by St.Amander April 2, 2010

wig out

when your meds where off...the fun meds. a feeling of spaciness and gooniness; usually all you can do is stand there muttering to yourself and smoke lots of cigs. or smoke alotta weed!

Wow. Wow. I'm about to wig out. Oh crap. I'm wiggin out. Can I bum a cig? Oh shoot. Maybe I'll grab some booze.

by Matt J.D. May 14, 2007

wig out

to lose it, but in a good way, usually a 5-30 minute period of total chaos, usually brought on by excessive drinking.

then we all just ran down to the beach and jumped in the water even though it was 3am, we just wigged out.

by kk April 10, 2005

wig-out

Expression associated with stoners and surfers;

To Wig-Out:
1.To become confused due to lack of awareness;
2.To become frustrated as a result of misunderstanding something;
3.To realise that everybody in the universe is conspiring against you because you know too much...

1.'Where am I? What happened? I'm wiggin' out man!'

2.'What the hell is wrong with this PC? I'm pressin' the on button! I'm wiggin' out man! What's wrong with this thing?'

'You're not pressing the on button, you're poking yourself in the cheek with a biro!'

'Weird...'

3. 'Oh crap man, they're out to get me! I'm wiggin' out, man!'

by El Weasle July 24, 2005

wigging out

To freak out or to start freaking out. Usually when inebriated under a variety of substances.

John is wigging out!
You're wigging out dude!

by ^MisterJingo^ December 18, 2003

wigging out

Displaying irrational behavior usually brought on by stress and/or external pressures.

Sean is wigging out over the phone constantly ringing.

by Bobby Lee April 5, 2005

wigged out

1 Being devoid of reality, To lose sense of normalcy, An out of body experience. To act crazy as a reaction. To briefly flirt with lunacy.

He really "wigged out" when he realized the entire crowd watched him privately urinate in front of the one way mirror.

by David Mckee January 18, 2006