panic stations
/ˈpanɪk ˌsteɪʃnz
/British informal A state of alarm or emergency: many people were at panic stations because of popular unrest...
- It was panic stations because I didn't know where she was.
- It would be more desirable to keep the power on, but realistically it is not panic stations if they do not stay on.
- The team rang panic stations, and yet also retained composure.
See parent entry: panic
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