kirk out
kirk out verb: to become irate; to freak out; to act out in an extreme manner.
Verb
kirk out (third-person singular simple present kirks out, present participle kirking out, simple past and past participle kirked out)
- To become irate; to freak out; to act out in an extreme manner.
- I have been of this newsgroup for the past 6 months trying to learn how to be a better Jeep owner, and consistently this Yahoo is Kirking out on everybody. I was going to mention this before but I thought "Nah, Im too new here to pick sides"2000 March 8, DWink57614, “Who is this a$$hole? Harry”, in rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys (Usenet)
- AND THIS LITTLE FIVE YEAR OLD SLUT IS RIDING HER BIKE ON MY LAWN. i think i will go and push her off her bike. oh man, i'm seriously kirking out here, i better go lay down on my bed so i can pass out there2002 February 16, Ride of Steel, “Blue Flash Home Made Coaster Pictures Now On Negative-G”, in rec.roller-coaster (Usenet)
Forms of kirk out
| third-person singular present | kirks out |
|---|---|
| present participle | kirking out |
| past participle | kirked out |
| past | kirked out |
Questions about kirk out
- What does kirk out mean?
- Kirk out means to become irate; to freak out; to act out in an extreme manner.
- What part of speech is kirk out?
- Kirk out is a verb.
- What is the past tense of kirk out?
- The past tense of kirk out is kirked out.
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