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stresses
gen.
get the jitters
;
have the jitters
;
go into a tail-spin
;
go into a flat spin
(
Anglophile
)
;
feel alarm
(
ssn
)
;
fearmonger
(
Taras
)
;
go into panic mode
(
VLZ_58
)
;
make panic
(Don't make panic!
Soulbringer
)
;
overreact
(
Tiny Tony
)
;
be in a flap
;
flapping and fussing
(
Olga Fomicheva
)
;
flap
(to become confused; to get into a panic •
There is no need to flap
)
;
panic
(to make or become so frightened that one loses the power to think clearly •
He panicked at the sight of the audience
)
amer.
get jittery
(
Don't get jittery
Taras
)
Gruzovik, inf.
panic
(= паникёрствовать)
;
be stricken with panic
(= паникёрствовать)
idiom.
set
one's
hair on fire
(
Don't set your hair on fire over this.
ART Vancouver
)
;
press the panic button
(
Taras
)
;
get butterflies in
one's
stomach
(
Irina Sorochinskaya
)
inf.
freak out
(Woah, don't freak out, it's not the end of the world.
dinchik%)
)
;
flap about
;
be stricken with panic
Makarov.
push the panic button
;
be in a flap
;
get into a tail-spin
;
get jitters
;
be panicked
Makarov., inf.
flap chops
;
flap jaw
;
flap jowls
;
flap mouth
media.
have jitters
(
bigmaxus
)
rhetor.
get hysterical
(
fortune.com
Alex_Odeychuk
)
slang
run scared
;
hit the panic button
(
Interex
)
;
shvitz
(
CBET
)
vulg.
get the shits up
паникующий
prtc.
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inf.
funky
(
VLZ_58
)
паниковать
:
16 phrases
in 7 subjects
American
usage, not spelling
1
General
5
Informal
3
Makarov
3
Slang
1
Tengiz
2
Vulgar
1
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