spazzing

spaz around

To waste time behaving in a foolish, silly, or frenetic manner. Said especially of or by children. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. My friends and I just got really hyper eating a bunch of candy and spent the rest of the sleepover spazzing around. Let's go hang out up in my room. My little brothers won't be spazzing around up there.

spaz down

1. To become calm, composed, or in control; to stop spazzing out. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. Mom, you need to get a grip and spaz down. Has your brother spazzed down enough to tell us what happened?

2. To cause someone become relaxed, composed, or in control; to calm someone down. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "spaz" and "down." Potentially offensive. I offered him a cigarette and a stiff drink to help spaz him down. You need to spaz down your girlfriend, or she'll end up drawing the attention of the police.

spaz out

1. To behave in a foolish, silly, or frenetic manner. Said especially of or by children. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. My friends and I just got really hyper eating a bunch of candy and spent the rest of the sleepover spazzing out. Tom and I were trying to study, but my little brothers kept spazzing out around us in the living room.

2. To behave in an erratic, unpredictable, and uncontrollable manner. Potentially offensive. I must have a virus or something, because my computer keeps spazzing out on me! The washing machine suddenly started spazzing out, then completely shut down.

spaz around

Sl. to waste time; to mess around. You kids are always spazzing around. Why don't you do something useful? We're just spazzing around. Leave us alone.

spaz down

Sl. to relax. spaz down, man! Chill out! We tried to get the crowd to spaz down, but they were very excited.

spaz out

1. si to overreact to something; to become overly excited about something. I knew you would spaz out! But my grades are not that bad! Come on, don't spaz out!

2. Sl. an emotional display. (Usually spaz-out.) There's no need for a spaz-out! she threw a hell of a spaz-out.

spaz around

in. to waste time; to mess around. You kids are always spazzing around. Why don’t you get a job?

spaz down

in. to relax. We tried to get the crowd to spaz down, but they were very excited.

spaz out

1. in. to overreact to something; to become overly excited about something. I knew you would spaz out! It’s not that bad!

2. n. an emotional display. (Usually spaz-out.) She threw a hell of a spaz-out.

词组	spazzing
释义	spazzing spaz around To waste time behaving in a foolish, silly, or frenetic manner. Said especially of or by children. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. My friends and I just got really hyper eating a bunch of candy and spent the rest of the sleepover spazzing around. Let's go hang out up in my room. My little brothers won't be spazzing around up there. See also: around, spaz spaz down 1. To become calm, composed, or in control; to stop spazzing out. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. Mom, you need to get a grip and spaz down. Has your brother spazzed down enough to tell us what happened? 2. To cause someone become relaxed, composed, or in control; to calm someone down. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "spaz" and "down." Potentially offensive. I offered him a cigarette and a stiff drink to help spaz him down. You need to spaz down your girlfriend, or she'll end up drawing the attention of the police. See also: down, spaz spaz out 1. To behave in a foolish, silly, or frenetic manner. Said especially of or by children. "Spaz" is short for "spastic" and may be considered offensive due to that originally having been a derogatory term for someone with spastic paralysis or cerebral palsy. My friends and I just got really hyper eating a bunch of candy and spent the rest of the sleepover spazzing out. Tom and I were trying to study, but my little brothers kept spazzing out around us in the living room. 2. To behave in an erratic, unpredictable, and uncontrollable manner. Potentially offensive. I must have a virus or something, because my computer keeps spazzing out on me! The washing machine suddenly started spazzing out, then completely shut down. See also: out, spaz Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. spaz around Sl. to waste time; to mess around. You kids are always spazzing around. Why don't you do something useful? We're just spazzing around. Leave us alone. See also: around, spaz spaz down Sl. to relax. spaz down, man! Chill out! We tried to get the crowd to spaz down, but they were very excited. See also: down, spaz spaz out 1. si to overreact to something; to become overly excited about something. I knew you would spaz out! But my grades are not that bad! Come on, don't spaz out! 2. Sl. an emotional display. (Usually spaz-out.) There's no need for a spaz-out! she threw a hell of a spaz-out. See also: out, spaz McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. spaz around in. to waste time; to mess around. You kids are always spazzing around. Why don’t you get a job? See also: around, spaz spaz down in. to relax. We tried to get the crowd to spaz down, but they were very excited. See also: down, spaz spaz out 1. in. to overreact to something; to become overly excited about something. I knew you would spaz out! It’s not that bad! 2. n. an emotional display. (Usually spaz-out.) She threw a hell of a spaz-out. See also: out, spaz McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: spaz around spaz out spaz down spazzes spa spaz have a spaz play the heavy play the heavy, to goofball References in periodicals archive A stilted and syncopated kineticism of sporadically spazzing limbs and intermittently twitching bodies pervaded the entire setup, which was intricately wired with mechanized components and a circuit of colored lights embedded jewel-like onstage and hung from above. Geoffrey Farmer: Redcat The music finds the balance between lofty art school ambitions--spacey visuals, freaky imaginings of the future--and the goofy spazzing that only a bunch of skinny teenage boys can generate. Minor explosions: Late of the Pier achieve liftoff "People aren't just spazzing out or making things up," Banner says. Get geared up for hip-hop's movers and shakers The kid was spazzing out in the water, all his limbs going in all directions, and when she reached him he kicked her in the stomach, hard. The Swanger blood I could feel somewhere, high above me, his hand spazzing again, fanning the air. An education in the faith "White people spazzing about Chris Rock, your over privileged white guilt is showing," said user (https://twitter.com/#!/Frankeyz) @Frankeyz. Chris Rock's July 4th 'White People's Independence Day' Tweet Sets Off Fireworks Mascis came and saw me up on stage, spazzing out with the band. Scheid, David
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