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pa ni kee

  • s  thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation
    became panicky as the snow deepened

  • To add to his distress, Escobar was growing panicky about the safety of his family.
  • Stan Freberg cried, and complained of "panicky network people and panicky sponsors hanging like a tapioca curtain between the public and a comedian.
  • Meantime, Hollywood makes its panicky adjustment to the coming of sound pictures.
News & Articles

  • Rain has burglar spinning wheels
    Police chief Edward O'Leary thought he had seen it all. Then, on Tuesday, along came the panicky burglar who called a Foxboro tow truck company to have his booty-laden pickup truck winched from the mud of the crime scene.
    June 13, 2013 - Foxboro Reporter
Quotes

  • Carey Price in 940 News
    We can't get too panicky,Price said. "They're playing well, but we have to work harder. They were just the hungrier team tonight."
  • Fred Funk in USA Today
    Funk said he heard tournament officials talking about possibly having to halt play "because it would be pretty scary if it got a little panicky and some spectator or some of the golfers were too close - that wouldn't have been an issue if a caddie...
  • Ron Gardenhire in Sports Network
    He has a lot of confidence going on right now -- looks like ice water in his veins, as they say,Gardenhire said. "It doesn't look like he is too panicky or anything. Even when he gets to two strikes, he stays with his plan."

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