to freak out

The falling experience was, just as David had hoped, enough to freak out all of his subjects.

As a lifelong worrier, I felt proud of that moment. It was a choice not to freak out about what might be coming.

I turned and saw George on one knee and I started to freak out. He was holding a ring, looking at me like, Well . . . ?

No, I told you not to freak out. Freak out means to panic or to act crazy and excited.

Gotta tell you, I'm starting to freak out a bit.

So you're super busy, totally tired, and ready to freak out.

If I fail this test, my parents are going to freak out!

If I don't get this thing done I'm going to freak out!

If my parents come out here and see you, they're going to freak out. My mother's got a temper.

The girls started to freak out because of his dirty stares, and the whole staring bit was just pathetic.

We are going to freak out if you do not show up.

You can choose to react in a calm, poised and graceful manner or you can choose to freak out.

Big media loves to freak out about new technology, but hates to actually think about new technology.

When things don't go their way they've been known to freak out, whine or cry once or twice.

l have something to show you, and l don't want you to freak out.

Giulia's pregnant and resolute to keep the baby, a prospect that makes Mark to freak out.

"I've overbooked the kids because I'm anticipating five kids' parents to freak out or get stuck in traffic and bail, " Everly says.

We are going to freak out if you show up again!

Promise not to freak out?

We are going to freak out if you don't show up!

Dad, you're not going to freak out.

I didn't mean to freak out everybody with the bad news.

will you promise not to freak out?

I am going to freak out if you don't show up!

Okay, Dad, I don't want you to freak out