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lose it
verb as in carry on
verb as in crack
Strongest matches
verb as in deteriorate
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in flip out
verb as in freak out
Strongest match
Weak matches
- blow a gasket
- blow one's mind
- blow one's stack
- blow one's top
- break down
- come unglued
- crack up
- flip one's lid
- flip out
- fly off the handle
- go ape
- go ballistic
- go bananas
- go berserk
- go haywire
- go nuts
- go off the deep end
- hit the ceiling
- lose control of oneself
- lose one's composure
- lose one's cool
- lose one's mind
- lose one's temper
- wig out
- work oneself up
verb as in go crazy
Weak matches
- blow a gasket
- blow one's mind
- blow one's stack
- blow one's top
- crack up
- flip one's lid
- flip out
- fly off the handle
- go ballistic
- go bananas
- go batty
- go berserk
- go bonkers
- go buggy
- go cuckoo
- go daffy
- go haywire
- go kooky
- go loco
- go loony
- go mental
- go nuts
- go nutty
- go off one's rocker
- go off the deep end
- go off the wall
- go psycho
- go wacko
- go wacky
- lose control of oneself
- lose one's cool
- lose one's mind
- wig out
verb as in go to pieces
Weak matches
verb as in panic
verb as in topple
verb as in tumble
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The earworms in the soundtrack "cluster neatly around entwined themes: spreading your wings versus the tug of homesickness; finding your path but daring also to lose it", he wrote.
The threat of losing it “is so severe that hospitals will probably comply before they run the risk of being terminated from the programs.”
And when it comes to muscle retention, it’s move it or lose it.
The Scots had a line-out five metres out, but lost it.
England contrived to win the match twice over and then, with the clock deep in the red, lost it again on a fatal, final play.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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