go haywire's Usage Examples:

mercenary, Lenny (Diamond Dallas Page) to assist but then things start to go haywire and greed begins to rear its ugly head.

aforementioned show and trying to survive when the titular characters go haywire upon learning of their upcoming cancellation, starting a killing spree.

The stress from his father's actions cause Marco's morphs to go haywire, the results from his morphs are (in order of appearance): an osprey crossed.

It is also known as "haywire," from which the term "go haywire" arose, referring to crazy or mixed up from the wire's use to fix anything.

” Despite this quote, said inventions may go haywire.

energy, he says just like unbridled energy can be destructive and can go haywire, so too if the spirit of women is not controlled then it can prove dangerous.

That night at the show, suddenly the animatronics begin to go haywire.

These go haywire and become the single greatest threat.

"Ferry services go haywire".

However, things go haywire for the women when a mysterious killer targets them.

Lap 119: The wiring on Don Noel's vehicle started to go haywire.

an interview on "The Late Show with David Letterman", things totally go haywire as a snowstorm mixes up Paula's plans.

time portals can also be set as a hazard, for example, they can begin to go haywire which makes them accidentally transport something or someone from a different.

software that was to run the pumps, turbines and valves was programmed to go haywire, to reset pump speeds and valve settings to produce pressures far beyond.

Tokyo, specifically those built by Shinohara Heavy Industries, suddenly go haywire even while unattended.

ghost with plans taking over the world, unleashes his ghouls and things go haywire.

Then all of the sounds in his life go haywire.

buys a set of mechanical stilts for his son Dwight that inadvertently go haywire and drag the two off, rampaging through New New York.

about two pairs of identical twins separated at birth and how their lives go haywire when they meet in adulthood.

eccentric and slightly mad inventor, creating high-tech products that tend to go haywire.

Synonyms:

hasten; drag; tramp; uprise; do; get around; roam; go down; shuttle; wheel; pan; travel along; pelt along; pace; automobile; take the air; ascend; transfer; plough; creep; meander; ferry; speed; go around; whisk; float; progress; travel by; motor; swim; thread; get about; run; retrograde; go up; lift; come up; drift; rush; be adrift; come down; pass over; belt along; spurt; trail; zoom; journey; march on; go past; career; snowshoe; lurch; taxi; trundle; push; ride; hurtle; lance; drive; swan; bucket along; pass; glide; slither; prance; step; range; go forward; sit; rove; slice into; travel rapidly; descend; advance; retire; recede; billow; angle; hie; stray; pass on; wend; travel purposefully; circle; race; resort; steam; plow; walk; whine; go on; draw; fly; overfly; continue; follow; caravan; island hop; cast; outflank; whoosh; step on it; sift; crank; move around; crawl; arise; pull away; zigzag; displace; tread; jump; swash; accompany; move; cruise; pursue; whistle; slide; shack; locomote; bang; vagabond; propagate; pull back; move back; err; zip; spread; turn; round; seek; change; pass by; forge; circulate; whish; withdraw; cannonball along; hotfoot; wind; swap; return; weave; travel; hiss; breeze; flock; precess; swing; come; hurry; betake oneself; circuit; fall; raft; ramble; tram; rise; bounce; wander; repair; lead; move up; beetle; play; roll; steamer; move on; go by; ease; spirt; carry; derail; ghost; draw back; blow; go through; scramble; surpass; back; wing; retreat; go across; slice through; precede; rush along; proceed; jounce; ski;

Antonyms:

rise; recede; ascend; ride; linger; stay in place; precede; descend; go; advance; fall; follow;