verb
definition
To feel overwhelming fear.
definition
To cause somebody to panic.
definition
(by extension) To crash.
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(by extension) To cause the system to crash.
adjective
definition
Experiencing or in a state of panic.
Examples of panicked in a Sentence
She panicked as she fell.
The more she thought about him, the more panicked she felt.
Lydia croaked in a panicked whisper.
She panicked, and the magic released her.
Immobilized, she waited with panicked dread for an attack like Sasha's.
When she reached the top of the stairs, Sarah panicked, seeing Jackson alone and in a fit of rage.
Panicked, she backpedaled until trapped into the corner of the couch.
Too panicked to care, Deidre whirled and smacked into something solid.
The panicked animal fought him for its head instead, refusing to obey him.
Panicked in the darkness, he bounded to his feet, tripped, and landed hard on his face.
The demon within Rissa was panicked, rippling her skin as it fled as far from Memon as possible.
Unable to see anything in the dark place, she almost panicked when the warmth of his body left her.
For a moment she almost panicked.
Like the vamp-cat, Jessi's cousins had gone from panicked at being kidnapped in the middle of the night to content on the compound.
Bianca righted herself and carefully straightened the blonde, panicked by her pale features.
Edith Shipton's jaw dropped and a panicked look spread across her white face.
His gaze was steady and commanding as he sought to connect with her panicked mind.
She breathed in nothing but water and panicked, clawing at the arm wrapped around her.
The demon was calmer, its movement no longer urgent or panicked.
Lloyd Simcoe, who is the man Olivia is with in her flashforward, is panicked when his son disappears from the hospital.
The shout went unnoticed until the panicked bartender grabbed the mike of the lead rocker.
Tonight I started to lose control, and panicked.
Jackson turned to her, panicked.
Yully's yell was panicked.
When both our home phone and Betsy's cell went to voice message I panicked.
The rod was now arched right over and I panicked as it almost had me in the river with it.
She fell into the in-between place, only vaguely aware of his panicked
She looked around, panicked, and darted to the massive stairs.
The color drained from her face a moment before she panicked.
Wendy's early morning wanderings were enlivened by a swallow which flew in & panicked.
Any mention of charging for services produces a welter of panicked messages.
Wendy 's early morning wanderings were enlivened by a swallow which flew in & panicked.
If the ring size is wrong, it is important not to be disappointed or panicked - in many cases, the size can be changed without too much hassle.
At that point, Tanya panicked, jumped off of the bed and raced from the room screaming.
He looked at once panicked and guilty.
The witness panicked and threw a small matchbox at the object, which promptly vanished in plain sight.
Someone panicked and attacked an opponent who immediately retaliated.
Some producers panicked and have made wines which have unripe tannins.
When home taping became possible in the 1980s, the record industry panicked.
No stone left unturned until I see the blood of my tipster-nemesis flood the ground beneath her panicked body.
Bianca inched closer, panicked gaze on her brother.
Jessi panicked as the guy holding her whipped out a knife.
Next, a policeman manning an isolated roadblock tries to confirm rumors of an impending atom bomb attack from increasingly panicked motorists.
The panicked screaming, kicking, thrashing, and flailing is alarming in its intensity.
When home recordable cassettes first become available, the recording industry panicked, and shouted from the roof tops that "home taping kills music."
They wove their way through the panicked crowds toward Andre's building.
The panicked teen stared pleadingly at Deidre.
She felt panicked and sick at her stomach, uncertain what to say.