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| give a fright(expression, frighten, startle, terrify) | |
| holy terror | |
| little terror | |
| lose control | |
| lose one's cool | |
| lose one's head | |
| lose self-possession | |
| lose sleep over(expression, worry, fret) | |
| make one's blood run cold(verb, fear, fill) | |
| make one's hair stand on end(verb, fear, fill) | |
| reign of terror | |
| scare the pants off(expression, frighten, startle, terrify) | |
| scare the pants off of(expression, shock, surprise, scare) | |
| stage fever | |
| stay the course(expression, worry, fret) | |
| stick it out(expression, worry, fret) | |
| strike fear into(expression, scare, frighten, horrify) | |
| strike terror in(expression, frighten, startle, terrify) | |
| sudden uncontrollable fear | |
| throw into disarray(verb, expression, frighten) |
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