weird out
1 of 1verb/wɪrd aʊt/
Forms:weirds out,weirding out,weirded out,weirded out
1
to cause someone to feel uncomfortable or surprised by something unusual
- She was weirded out by the sudden change in his demeanor.
- The peculiar artwork in the gallery really weirded out the visitors.
- The mysterious noises in the old house weirded everyone out.
- The unexplained lights in the sky weirded out the witnesses.
- The surreal dream really weirded me out when I woke up.