freak out

verb

1. informal.
   to be or cause to be in a heightened emotional state, such as that of fear, anger, or excitement

Example Sentences

They had a freak-out moment and destroyed some source material.

From The Daily Beast

And in a culture as paranoid as ours, we freak out about them all the time.

From The Daily Beast

They know enough not to totally freak out, but they know enough to be concerned, too.

From The Daily Beast

Just the other day, the employee watched another mother freak out after her daughter licked some of the buttons in an elevator.

From The Daily Beast

If people are actually concerned about mamading increasing as a sexual practice, do not freak out about it.

From The Daily Beast

Then he called to a cop who was just coming in: 'Say, O'Keefe, run that young fat freak out of here, will you?

From Project Gutenberg

Not a wooden freak out of Noah's ark, whittled out with a jack-knife, such as I had last year.

From Project Gutenberg

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