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Crashout (n.) is a sudden, dramatic loss of temper or composure, often ending in a reckless decision.
NBA YoungBoy's 2017 track 'Stepped On' is widely credited with popularizing the modern sense of crash out.
Merriam-Webster notes the 'emotional breakdown' sense of crashout originated in African American English; it dates the noun's first known use to 1999.
Crashout (n.) is a villain origin story that ends at the customer service desk.
In sports writing of the 1970s, a crash out meant a crushing or unexpected defeat.
Crashout (n.) is when 'I'm fine' runs out of road.
Crashout (n.) is a nervous breakdown, speed-run.
Before it meant losing control, 'crash out' meant falling asleep, especially after exhaustion or heavy drinking, in 1960s usage.
Crashout (n.) is the text you send after midnight and spend a month explaining.
Crashout (n.) is setting your life on fire to win an argument about fries.
Crashout (n.) is quitting your job in a reply-all.