Advanced as in rattle To intimidate or deceive someone, as in auguring a negative outcome. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Psych-out'
The chess player tried to psych-out his opponent by making unexpected moves early in the game.
Despite the intimidating crowd, the stand-up comedian refused to let anything psych-out his performance.
Facing a tough interview, she took deep breaths to avoid letting anxiety psych-out her chances.
The elaborate costumes and makeup were meant to psych-out the rival theater group before the play.
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