Question 1

What does "squig out" mean?

Accepted Answer

To suddenly become very agitated, panicked, or to lose emotional control

Question 2

How do you use "squig out" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

She totally squigged out when she heard her flight had been cancelled.

Question 3

Is "squig out" formal or informal?

Accepted Answer

"squig out" is register-neutral — appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. Extremely rare. Found in some American regional dialects. Not recognised in standard dictionaries. ESL learners are very unlikely to encounter this and should use 'freak out' instead. May be a variant of 'wig out' or 'flip out'.

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