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Sketch Out 

To become scared or paranoid about a certain thing.
That chick was making me sketch out.
Sketch Out by EssPea January 17, 2005
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Sketch Out 

The period after leaving an after-hours club when one generally hangs out with other sketchy people while coming down off of club drugs (ecstasy, speed, etc).
Last night after the club I had a great sketch out over at Dave's place. He threw on some music and we played Playstation until we passed out.
Sketch Out by Adam Hawkins July 8, 2006

sketch me out 

A person(s) that weirds you out and makes you a little uncomfortable when they're around... not overly uncomfortable where you don't want to be there just enough to make you think of other places you could be.
Guy 1: "Hey are you going on that camping trip next weekend?"

Guy 2: "I don't know if I want to go man, it sounds fun and all but Tom and his new girlfriend are going and they kind of sketch me out."
sketch me out by Kristen Lee J October 18, 2008

sketch me out 

A person(s) that wierd you out and make you a little uncomfortable when they're around... not overly uncomfortable where you don't want to be there just enough to make me think of other places you could be.
Guy 1: "Hey are you going on that camping trip next weekend?"

Guy 2: "I don't know if I want to go man, it sounds fun but Tom and his new girlfriend are going to be there and they kind of sketch me out."
sketch me out by Kristen Lee J October 18, 2008

sketch'd out 

When someone is paranoid, drug-addled, or overly alert.
The waitress was totally sketch'd out out after the under-age sting operation.
sketch'd out by V Money June 4, 2014

sketch'd-right-out’of'er

New Brunswick, Canada Slang
Extreme form of Sketchy.
That guy was sketch'd-right-out’of'er!
sketch'd-right-out’of'er by CYNSIN December 13, 2008

Sketchout 

(skeck-owt)
-noun
1. A moment is in which someone is totally weirded out by either life or the sketchy behavior of another person.

2. A slight panic attack-like reaction to too much sketchiness.
Gina's sketchout occured on account of seeing her ex's (who didn't want to be in a relationship) facebook relationship status changed to in a relationship one day after their breakup.
Sketchout by Mikey27 January 9, 2010
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