freak out

to become scared or disturbed.

• I freaked out.
• Don't freak out.
• Tom freaked out.
• It freaks me out.
• I'm freaking out.
• Do not freak out.
• Tom freaks me out.
• You freaked me out.
• Tom is freaking out.
• It's freaking me out.
• I'm not freaking out.
• Tom looks freaked out.
• My mom will freak out.
• He totally freaked out.
• You're freaking me out.
• Now don't freak out, OK?
• You freaked out, didn't you?
• You totally freaked Tom out.
• You totally freaked him out.
• You totally freaked her out.
• You totally freaked them out.
• What happened freaked me out.
• What happened freaked us out.
• What happened freaked Tom out.
• I don't want to freak Tom out.
• What happened freaked him out.
• What happened freaked her out.
• Tom is trying not to freak out.
• What happened freaked them out.
• Tom was a bit freaked out by it.
• Tom is going to totally freak out.
• I freaked out and started screaming.
• Tom got freaked out by what happened.
• She freaked out as she heard the news.
• She freaked out and started screaming.
• Tom is kind of freaked out about that.
• She freaked out when a pigeon flew in.
• I don't see why you're freaking out, Tom.
• Tom is freaking out, just like Mary predicted.
• If the idea of needles freaks you out, you probably shouldn't be here.
• Once he got the news of his daughter-in-law's death, he totally freaked out.
• I hate those spiders. They're always there to freak me out when I'm cleaning.
• I'm begging you, before freaking out on me listen to the end of what I have to say.
• Tom's a bit freaked out.