schizz out
schizz out verb: to go mad; to behave irrationally.
Verb
schizz out (third-person singular simple present schizzes out, present participle schizzing out, simple past and past participle schizzed out)
- To go mad; to behave irrationally.
- It sent Kate really into the pits when she learned from her “friend” Martha, who seemed to get off on laying bad trips on people, that Harvey was now getting it on with Carol. Her first impulse was to call him and let him know that she thought he'd schizzed out completely.1977, Cyra McFadden, The Serial: A Year in the Life of Marin County, New York, NY: New American Library, published 1978, page 75
Forms of schizz out
| third-person singular present | schizzes out |
|---|---|
| present participle | schizzing out |
| past participle | schizzed out |
| past | schizzed out |
| alternative form | schiz out |
| alternative form | schitz out |
Origin of schizz out
From a clipping of schizophrenia. Compare schizo, schizzed, schizzy.
Questions about schizz out
- What does schizz out mean?
- Schizz out means to go mad; to behave irrationally.
- What part of speech is schizz out?
- Schizz out is a verb.
- What is the past tense of schizz out?
- The past tense of schizz out is schizzed out.
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