VERB
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lose one's nerve
When he saw the accident, he freaked out
NOUN
- a wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug)
How To Use freak out In A Sentence
- MOST people would freak out at seeing their own voodoo doll. The Sun
- Via No More Mister Nice Blog (and latest addition to the blogroll), today's right-wing freak out is about President Obama's taste in condiments. What, No Onions?
- Don't freak out that 3D will somehow compromise the quality of all your games, though; it's important to note these titles are not only being "retrofitted" to display in 3D, they're also the first games to get the treatment. Kotaku
- For all those people that pop ecstasy for the weekend and go to a club to have a freak out to that moronic dance music.
- I didn't panic, freak out or do any silly praying stuff.
- I looked at Dan and tried to not cry, which freaked him out I think, because he got that Oh Christ, please don't freak out look on his face. Apple: We Don't Have A Battery For Your 30GB iPod, So Take This 80GB iPod For Free Instead - The Consumerist
- I really hate cockroaches and every time I see one I freak out.
- Indexed » Blog Archive » E-Mail » Indie-rock frontmen freak out the SAHMs. Indexed » Blog Archive » E-Mail » Indie-rock frontmen freak out the SAHMs.
- So they freak out when Reid used the word extreme but a Nazi comment is just fine. *sigh* Artanis71: So they freak out when Reid used the word extreme Carolyn LeBeauf 9 minutes ago 5:13 PM Just wait until West los his temper and can't get his way, he will do a violent act. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
- He wants to play the crusty sergeant in those old war movies - the guy who doesn't flinch as bullets whiz by, while privates freak out.