1. plural of freakout; instances of losing emotional control or having a panic attack
Usage: informal; countable
2. plural of freakout; wild or uninhibited parties or social gatherings, especially in the 1960s counterculture
Usage: informal; dated; countable

Examples

• She had several freakouts during exam week due to stress.
• His freakouts over minor mistakes made it hard for his teammates to work with him.
• The band's freakouts in the 1960s were legendary among music fans.
• After hearing the bad news, he experienced one of his worst freakouts in years.
• The concert featured experimental freakouts that lasted over twenty minutes.
• Her freakouts became less frequent once she started therapy.