To panic is to become very worried and excited. When you panic, your heart rate goes up, and you might start to have a heart attack.
She started to panic when she realized she had left her purse at the restaurant.
The students were panicking when they realized there was a fire in the building.
verb
To feel overwhelming fear.
verb
To cause somebody to panic.
verb
(by extension) To crash.
verb
(by extension) To cause the system to crash.
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The animals stared to panic.
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The chorus is reminiscent of Panic by The Smiths.
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The discovery caused panic in the auditorium.
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The miscreants did not scamper nor panic.
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The panic was perpetrated by the Serbian and Yugoslav armies.
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The source of the report is from the public panic.
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In a panic and excruciating pain, the man ran outside.
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It caused chaos and panic among the addressees of the message.
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She was elated at the end of 'Full Metal Panic
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The boy begins to panic as his claustrophobia sets in.