Scaring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCARE, to frighten
• cause great fear or nervousness in; frighten
• drive or keep (someone) away by frightening them
• become scared
NOUN:
• a sudden attack of fright
• a situation characterized by a sudden and typically widespread sense of alarm or anxiety about something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of scare

Words related to SCARING

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How to use SCARING in a sentence

• What object can anyone have in scaring me to death? Besides, there is no one in the room, that I can swear.
• Little chopping was done that night, for fear of scaring the moose.
• So we went tumbling on in the dark, being on the shady side, effectually scaring all the moose and bears that might be thereabouts.
• Then people remembered that she had spoken of someone scaring her by looking in through that small window some nights previously.
• Then the merchants, scaring away the parent birds with shouts and outcries, would secure their treasures.
• Luckily for me the merchants were on the watch, and setting up their usual outcries, they rushed to the nest, scaring away the eagle.
• So in cheery accord they went their careless way through the preserves, scaring the birds and filling their baskets with great industry.
• Scaring the wolf cub, Scaring the horn-owl, Shaking the snow-wreaths Down from the pine-boughs, Up to the star roof Rang out their song.
• Like a hideous phantom stalking the streets at noon-day, and scaring all in its path, Death took his course through London, and selected his prey at pleasure.
• This he did not with the idea of scaring him but because he hoped to make him furious and by that means to gain a great and fitting pretext for the war.
• For, strangely, though he smiled at her, there was about him in that moment a quality that went near to scaring her.
• The street was almost deserted, although the guards at either end had been removed for fear of scaring away the conspirators.
• They rode everywhere night and day scaring everybody.
• He insisted it was all their fault for laughing and scaring the horses, and he vowed vengeance on the man who really had saved the team from positive destruction in the river.
• A scaring sense of desperate powers in Lucy that were carrying her outside the familiar and established, seized her friend.
• Can you blame me for being so interested in a new one? Maybe it will have some contrivance for scaring cows out of a narrow road.
• They were always ready to forget their troubles at home, and to run away with me over the prairie, scaring rabbits or starting up flocks of quail.
• Round and round the cattle raced with that howling dog scaring them into fits.
• Now, maybe somebody wants this quarry for thirty cents, and this is his way of scaring other would-be purchasers away.
• For a wolf came tearing into the yard, scaring the cattle and bleeding them like a butcher.
• He was afraid of scaring her, afraid of hurting her desolate young heart, afraid almost of the very impulse that moved him to speak.
• And O that believers were not sometimes led away with this error of scaring at Christ, because of infirmities seen and discovered! V.
• A band of renegade Cheyennes had hung along the trail for several years, scaring or begging passing herds into giving them a beef.
• General Carr decided we had pushed them so hard and given them such a thorough scaring that they would leave the Republican country and go north across the railroad.
• Luckily for me the merchants were on the watch, and setting up their usual outcries they rushed to the nest scaring away the eagle.
• Which piece of advice had the effect of scaring Mr.
• It was scaring business, that three-hundred-foot climb up the sheer face of the mountain.
• Besides, if I had turned him into a lion or an elephant he would have run through the woods, scaring every one he met, and that would not have been right.
• And in the morning the busy bug got his breakfast and thanked him when he told her about scaring the owls away with the make-believe broom-gun.
• Whether or not, it had the effect of scaring him so much that he never resumed his nocturnal visitation.
• He must not be thought of as a vindictive personality, never so well pleased as when scaring His children into panic.

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