noun 1.an
awkward, clumsy, or eccentric person.
verb (used without object), spazzed, spaz·zing. 2.to move in an awkward or clumsy way (usually followed by out ): She spazzed out and we had broken glass all over the floor.
3.to become more angry than a situation warrants (usually followed by out ): Mom spazzed out when she smelled cigarette smoke on my clothes.
4.to twitch: He was spazzing and muttering to himself, like the old speed freak he is.
Also, spazz.
Origin: 1960–65; shortening and alteration of
spastic
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Spazz
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