Fright is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRIGHT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make afraid, to scare, also FRIGHTEN
• a sudden intense feeling of fear
• an experience that causes one to feel sudden intense fear
• to frighten
• sudden fear or alarm
• A state of terror excited by the sudden appearance of danger; sudden and violent fear, usually of short duration; a sudden alarm.
• Anything strange, ugly or shocking, producing a feeling of alarm or aversion.
• To alarm suddenly; to shock by causing sudden fear; to terrify; to scare.
• an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight)
• cause fear in
• frighten

Words related to FRIGHT

frighted16 frighting17 frights14

Words that contain FRIGHT

frights14 affright18 frighted16 frighten15 affrights19 frightens16 frightful19 frighting17 affrighted21 affrighten20 frightened18 frightener17 frightsome19 unfrighted18 affrightens21 affrightful24 affrighting22 frighteners18 frightening19 frightfully24 affrightedly26 affrightened23 affrightment24 unfrightened20 affrightening24 affrightments25 frighteningly24 frightfulness23 frightfulnesses25

How to use FRIGHT in a sentence

• He sat up and, seeing their strange faces and glaring torches, screamed with fright.
• Ashton was picked up from the dust very much shaken by his rolling and fright but, to the astonishment of every one, in no way injured.
• Jeanie was always in a fright every day Jim went away lest he might be taken and not let come back.
• Not since I made my first appearance before an audience have I been so near to stage fright.
• Their pace dropped to a walk, and sooner than would have been supposed, the fright passed off.
• Women and children, blind with fright, darted shrieking from the houses.
• I am not used to emotions of this kind, and I am in a state of constant fright.
• We talked also of the men in the trenches, of fright, and of the end of the war.
• He heard the girl gasp, and looking quickly into her eyes saw that they were staring as if in fright.
• My fright was increasing every instant, and by the time I was dressed I shook like an aspen leaf from head to foot, and was as sick as no heart could desire.
• The wonder was that it had shown itself after the fright caused by the dog.
• But fright held its sway, and locomotion was impossible.
• Miss Cragiemuir screamed, and nearly fainted with fright.
• His eyes started out of his head with fright, his mouth remained open, and his tongue hung out almost to the end of his chin like a mask on a fountain.
• The tinker started up in a fright to see what it could all mean, when all of a sudden the kettle resumed its former shape.
• I felt frightened but my fright was mixed with curiosity.
• During all the time that followed, that condition persisted, fright, almost terror.
• Almost immediately, so that I should not have a fright, I lifted the blanket and crawled into the branches of the fragrant tree.
• Protestant England took fright at the pending marriage of the queen with a papist of half her age.
• But before she had taken three paces another fright brought her heart into her mouth.
• She fainted, I reckon, and Ed, in a great fright, thought she had broken her neck.
• Then Francesca, her eyes filled with fright, hastened across the porch.
• After his departure their fright and apprehensions settled on Mrs.
• This gave the robber a great fright, and he ran for the door.
• Doubtless some among them died of sheer fright and more went mad with terror.
• She gave a little cry of fright at his dreadful face.
• At last they took sudden fright at something, and returned ashore.

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