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What does freaking out mean?
What does freaking out mean?
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It can mean "panicking" but it can also just mean that you are very excited about something. It can be a negative or a positive thing.
"I'm freaking out because I forgot we have a test today and I didn't study!"
"I just found out that my favorite idol is my cousin and I'm freaking out!"
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It can mean "panicking" but it can also just mean that you are very excited about something. It can be a negative or a positive thing.
"I'm freaking out because I forgot we have a test today and I didn't study!"
"I just found out that my favorite idol is my cousin and I'm freaking out!"
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