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freak out

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freak someone out
to shock or disorient someone. The whole business freaked me out. I didn't mean to freak out everybody with the bad news.
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freak out (over someone or something) and freak out (at someone or something)

to become very angry or lose control of one's mind because of someone or something that has happened. I absolutely freaked out over the whole business! Don't freak out at me!
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freak (somebody) out (slang) also freak out (somebody)
to become very excited or emotional There was a bomb scare at the school, and parents were freaking out about their kids' safety. Her latest album just freaked me out.
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BASEMENT JAXX Scars **** The Jaxx's fifth album is an undeniably vivid musical rainbow combining big punchy grooves, sonic ruptures, bass-driven depth charges and feet-firing freak outs.
His first album, Braveface, drips with anxious tracks about girlfriend fighting, self-sabotage, emotional freak outs, and the ensuing inevitable relationship armageddon.
 
 
 
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