squig out

slang To upset, unnerve, or shock someone; to freak someone out. Often used in passive constructions. The thoughts of having my blood replaced with someone else's was squigging me out pretty bad. We were all a bit squigged out that such a grisly murder could happen in our sleepy little town.

See also: out

See also:

be out of (one's) league
be out of somebody's league
be like ships that pass in the night
be ships that pass in the night
be like ships passing in the night
be left in charge (of someone or something)
accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey
accompany on a journey
be put in charge (of someone or something)
(one) puts (one's) pants on one leg at a time

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