Spreaking Out

(v.) to spreak out, (n.) spreak out

1. A term that describes one’s inability to hold back a stream of consciousness. A state in which one feels a compulsion to express his current stream of consciousness, in various and diverse ways. Usually comically, and for the most part verbally. The episodes will usually be accompanied by exaggerated body language.
2. A mental state in which pent-up energy erupts. This energy overwhelms both deep and shallow mental layers and creates new logic connection in the speaker, mixing subjects and ideas and emotional feelings. For the most part, this outburst is associated with unusual situations like: great excitement, falling in love, consuming psychoactive materials etc.
3. Usually, people who are in the company of an individual who is spreaking out will enjoy his presence immensely, since he seems to be putting on a show, in which the materials are immediate and improvised. At the same time, it is not always clear whether the spearked out person is making fun of himself or others, recounts a real or fictional story, and possibly even needs help.