frog in a sock
frenzy
frantically
alarums and excursions
franticity
have kittens
paniculately
subpaniculate
semifrantic
swivet
faff
dither
to-do
franticly
frantic
energumen
in a right state
hectically
frenziedly
sprattle
whirl
panicled
half-crazed
crazed
deranged
tensionally
dido
SNAFU
paniculate
like a chicken with its head cut off
helter-skelter
maddingly
press the panic button
farctate
panickingly
epaxially
panickedly
pressure cooker
panicky
fussiness
carnage
fantigue
monkey-house
gruelling
hurry-skurry
alarm
magilla
frenetically
gabra
knee-trembling
maniacal
hysteric
upstirring
panicker
phrenesis
flusterate
up to one's eyeballs
squeakyish
stew
gall
distraction
panic stations
dragger
bhurji
uproar
potty
insano
whoop-de-doo
off the rails
agush
fussily
fanon
thundercloud
goat rodeo
loony
overfussy
hectivity
panickily
madhouse
maelstrom
restlessly
claw
rampacious
business
put the cat among the pigeons
unglued
subcrepitant
misshelving
preoccupiedly
overtension
frenzied
permacrisis
nervously
franticness
inquietly

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