panic stations

The phrase "panic stations" is an idiomatic expression that conveys a state of extreme panic, urgency, or chaotic rush. It originated from the military where "stations" referred to specific positions or tasks soldiers had to take during an attack. "Panic stations" metaphorically implies that the situation has become critical and demands immediate action or response. It suggests a high level of stress, anxiety, or frenzy as individuals react hastily or frantically to a particular event or circumstance.


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