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- adjective Having
fear ;afraid ,frightened . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
scare .
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- adjective made afraid
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Examples
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[Loud cheering.] "But before Registration Day I was scared -- just plain _scared_.
Tom Slade with the Colors Percy Keese Fitzhugh 1913
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No match on the face but the name scared up a few hits. there were four Philip Prokovs in the city.
Art & Me Harris Tobias 2011
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The title scared me a little, i thought someone was transfering off ER… like scott or randy or the guild…
EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Moving on up to a new server… 2009
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I am not sure if the book got banned because I tackle sensitive issues in depth-like food safety, local corruption that protects the sex industry, and a weak education sector that squelches innovation and analytical ability-or if the title scared the regulators, or something else.
Forbes.com: News Forbes Leadership Forum 2012
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"Sometimes you can use the word scared to represent my emotional state at the beginning," Yao told Reuters at the offices of the Shanghai Sharks -- the Chinese Basketball League team he now owns.
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I have to admit, your title scared me just a little bit.
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For her to get serious about the disease, it took what she calls a scared-straight moment thinking of her son losing his mom.
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He was barking; what she described as a scared, violent bark around the time Martha may have been killed.
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BY ALICIA QUARLES, The Associated Press NEW YORK - Metallica and the word "scared" don't usually go together.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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BY ALICIA QUARLES, The Associated Press NEW YORK - Metallica and the word "scared" don't usually go together.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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