Scare is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCARE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to frighten
• cause great fear or nervousness in; frighten
• drive or keep (someone) away by frightening them
• become scared
• frighten or be frightened
• To frighten; to strike with sudden fear; to alarm.
• cause fear in
• cause to lose courage
NOUN:
• a sudden attack of fright
• a situation characterized by a sudden and typically widespread sense of alarm or anxiety about something
• Fright; esp., sudden fright produced by a trifling cause, or originating in mistake.
• sudden mass fear and anxiety over anticipated events
• a sudden attack of fear
• fright, sudden panic
ADJECTIVE:
• causing (needless) fear or alarm

Words related to SCARE

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Words that contain SCARE

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How to use SCARE in a sentence

• If you publish that document, whatever the ultimate results may be, there will be the worst scare in the American money-market which the world has ever known.
• All of a sudden I heard a sound and saw a face and the hair round the face was all hanging down and it gave me a scare, kind of.
• His back gave him a scare one morning as he bent over to tie his shoes, but he stood up slowly and the pain went away.
• He thought of awakening his papa and mamma, and then he feared that this would scare Brighteyes, and so he decided to drive that burglar fox away all by himself.
• The Bird Woman told her distinctly to lie low and blaze away high, just to help scare them.
• It is no joke, though at first it may seem like one, to scare an old person with the affair.
• He frequently takes a party of friends into the jungle for tiger shooting, and uses these tame beasts to scare up the game.
• The last scare, if possible, was worse than the first.
• His abilities in this line created a scare among other rivals who had not practised this test of memory.
• Heavy Collar felt around him for a stone to throw at the bear, so as to scare it away, for he thought it had not seen him.
• This custom, however, was probably a remnant of the ancient funeral observances, and not to prevent premature burial, or, perhaps, was intended to scare away bad spirits.
• It would have been bad policy, tending to scare away the citizens and to injure trade.
• He came up almost under the craft, one great wing actually lifting one side of the heavy launch well out of the water and giving everybody a pretty stiff scare.
• That accident, and the incidental scare, did more for me than any two successful seasons could have done.
• Gabriel saw his nephew the Tato dressed in his scarlet robes like the noble Florentine, striking the pavement with his staff to scare the dogs.
• TOAD GIVES PETER A SCARE If you play pranks on other folks You may be sure that they Will take the first chance that they get A joke on you to play.
• The last scare was just ten years ago next month, and kept us all guessing.
• I then thought it advisable to scare these natives away, supposing that they were lurking about our camp with the intention to steal.
• We galloped along it easily for some little distance, when the trail suddenly turned and we could see that the horses had been running, having evidently received a sudden scare.
• The horses, however, gave us a long, hard run, and since a horse has a splendid memory, the effects of this scare were noticeable for nearly a month after.
• He could doze there all day, and never scare away a chance customer.
• However he did not scare them, for they answered boldly.
• The young man probably never seriously contemplated suicide, but wanted to give his uncle a scare.
• There even came whispers to his ears that he had sold out to the landlords, and there was enough truth in the report to scare him.
• Had a scare yesterday from a bear trotting to the pond.

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