Definitions
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- n. A frightening or disorientating experience, especially one that results from the use of a hallucinogenic drug
- n. An occurrence of unrestrained or irrational behaviour
Etymologies
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Examples
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★ 'House' No rating, 1:27, in Japanese A 1977 haunted-house freakout from the Japanese director
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★ 'HOUSE' (No rating, 1: 27, in Japanese) A 1977 haunted-house freakout from the Japanese director Nobuhiko Obayashi about seven teenage girls, who, during an increasingly violent and surrealistic trip, encounter a hungry piano and a bouncing severed head.
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I mean, you recall the freakout when Google wanted to show just ads next to your email.
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First, I agree with "freakout" above that the TPM EC's headline is a bit misleading.
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It is ensuring that today's "freakout" is nothing compared to tomorrow's.
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Kids read it anyway, without having some kind of freakout episode over the incorrect clothing and refusing to keep reading.
Jughead’s Double Digest #139 Review | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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I imagine it like some silence, then some nervous tics, then a kind of freakout like Peter Sellers used to inspire in the Chief Inspecter in the Pink Panther movies.
For The Slow Kids In Class… | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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Its comparable sales were up double-digit, in part, the company said, because of what it labeled its "freakout" TV commercial showing customers 'shocked responses when told the Burger King they were visiting wasn't selling Whoppers any longer.
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The closing guitar 'freakout' is Mick Ronson's greatest moment on a Bowie record.
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Oh, and ditch the ads, bring back the "freakout" pink graphics, and quit trying to MAKE SO MUCH FUCKING SENSE!
skipvia commented on the word freakout
"Who are the brain police?"
October 11, 2007