When someone doesn't know how to react in a certain given situation because of what someone has said or done. The most common signs of freaking out are when the person covers their face or hides their face.
by Hardstyle-Lover April 23, 2010
you go crazy in your mind and your heart beats really fast
when something really good happens and you freak out
or when something really bad happens and you freak out
also freaking out could be when you are embarrassed you freak out
when something really good happens and you freak out
or when something really bad happens and you freak out
also freaking out could be when you are embarrassed you freak out
by daisydoodooadallop May 12, 2015
by Light Joker May 4, 2007
n. freak means unusual, odd, bizarre, consequently to freak out (v.) means to lose your "normal" usual self and go crazy, either due to extreme fear, anger or excitement.
adj. one who is panicked, scared shitless, crazed, psycho, stoned, psyched, fired up.
adj. one who is panicked, scared shitless, crazed, psycho, stoned, psyched, fired up.
1. When the plane started shaking she freaked out.
2. Terry freaked out when he saw his sister's dog peeing on his bed for the third time.
2. Jane freaked out when she saw the gorgeous ride her dad bought her for her birthday.
3. He is freaked out about the races tonight.
2. Terry freaked out when he saw his sister's dog peeing on his bed for the third time.
2. Jane freaked out when she saw the gorgeous ride her dad bought her for her birthday.
3. He is freaked out about the races tonight.
by Cris Scorpio October 31, 2007
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.
A manic, crazed feeling usually accompanied by some physical activity such as jumping, skipping, fainting, fluttering, screaming or bitching.
by Miss Take December 16, 2003
by Christine July 14, 2005
To achieve a state in which emotions like stress and worry are amplified. Commonly associated with OCD, deadlines, and middle aged women. Sometimes 'Freak'.
by Kazyan July 13, 2006