crash out

/kræʃ aʊt/
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Slang for losing emotional control or having a sudden outburst in response to stress, anger, embarrassment, or frustration.

Examples

  • I was ready to crash out when the file disappeared five minutes before the deadline.
  • The group chat went quiet because everyone thought he might crash out.
  • They joked that the smallest inconvenience could make them crash out.
  • Do not crash out over one bad comment online.
  • She crashed out after hours of stress and started yelling.

Similar words

lose it
blow up
break down
have a meltdown
freak out
spiral
snap
lose control

Meanings

Usage

Use crash out informally for a strong emotional reaction, not for a literal vehicle crash, sleeping suddenly, or simply losing a competition.

Common mistakes

Using crash out for sleep or a physical crash confuses this slang sense with older or literal uses.

Etymology

FAQ

What does crash out mean?

Crash out means to lose emotional control, have a meltdown, or react intensely to stress or frustration.

Is crash out slang?

Yes. This sense is informal slang and is especially common in online and social media contexts.

Does crash out mean fall asleep?

It can in another older use, but this slang sense means to have an emotional outburst or lose control.

Can crash out mean losing a tournament?

Yes in sports writing, but the slang sense here is about an emotional reaction, not elimination.

Is crash out the same as have a meltdown?

They are close. Crash out often sounds more slangy, dramatic, and tied to a sudden loss of control.

Can crash out be serious?

Yes. It can be used jokingly, but it can also describe real emotional dysregulation or a harmful outburst.

What is an example of crash out?

I almost crashed out when the file disappeared before the deadline means the speaker nearly lost control from frustration.

What is the opposite of crash out?

Opposites include stay calm, stay composed, keep control, and hold it together.

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