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nerve out

nerve out verb: to freak out; to become very nervous.

Verb

nerve out (third-person singular simple present nerves out, present participle nerving out, simple past and past participle nerved out)

  1. (intransitive) To freak out; to become very nervous.
  2. (transitive) To remain calm in the face of a stressful situation.

Forms of nerve out

third-person singular presentnerves out
present participlenerving out
past participlenerved out
pastnerved out

Questions about nerve out

What does nerve out mean?
Nerve out means to freak out; to become very nervous.
What part of speech is nerve out?
Nerve out is a verb.
What is the past tense of nerve out?
The past tense of nerve out is nerved out.

Words near nerve out in the dictionary

  1. nerve impulses
  2. nerve net
  3. nerve nets
  4. nerve of the pterygoid canal
  5. nerve of Wrisberg
  6. nerve out
  7. nerve palsy
  8. nerve rack
  9. nerve racks
  10. nerve trunk
  11. nerve trunks

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