phrasal verb

Freak out

Rank #763Letter FInseparable

2Sections

Become very disturbed or angry

Meanings

  • Become very disturbed or angry (separable [optional], International English)

Examples

  • I suppose we should FREAK OUT before they notice we're late.
  • They want us to FREAK OUT to the new office by Friday.
  • I've got to FREAK OUT across town for another meeting.

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