wig out
phrasal verbwithwigverb[T]uk/wɪɡ/us/wɪɡ/
USinformal
toreactorbehavein a veryexcitedorwildway:
Sometimes he'dwigout in thestudioandbreakstuffand justsplit.
They couldwigout atmusicfestivalswithwildabandon.
Uncontrolled
- all hell breaks looseidiom
- amok
- amuck
- CI
- confidential informant
- extravagance
- intemperate
- intemperately
- liberated
- like madidiom
- madding
- run wildidiom
- runaway
- spin out of controlidiom
- spread like wildfireidiom
- squirrelly
- unruly
- wayward
- waywardness
- wigged out