freak-out

freak-out

or freak·out (frēk′out′)

n. Slang

1. An experience of frightening feelings or hallucinations, especially due to taking a drug.

2. An experience or scene of unrestrained excitement or irrational behavior.

3. One having such an experience or participating in such a scene.

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freak-out

n

informal an episode of bizarre experience or behaviour

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freak′-out`

or freak′out`,

n. Slang.

1. an act or instance of freaking out.

2. a person who freaks out.

[1965–70]

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Translations

freak-out

[ˈfriːkaʊt] N → desmadre m; (= party) → fiesta f loca; (on drug) → viaje m

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freak-out

n (sl) (dated: = party) → Haschparty f (inf); (= drug trip) → (Wahnsinns)trip m (inf)

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