| And I try to keep my rare freak-outs to things that deserve an actual freak-out. |
| He should probably know that I'm having a major freak-out currently and not doing my best work, mentally or physically. |
| It makes my little freak-out all the more pathetic, really, though I really did feel something touch the back of my neck up in that attic. |
| He has a freak-out and sits there with an amazed look on his face. |
| Now that we've put away the duffel coats, hidden the umbrella and folded our woolly cardigan, it is time to enjoy the summer with some manic, head shaking, freak-out rock. |
| You'd think I was killing a bunny from the freak-out she had. |
