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terror
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Extreme fear or horror
The state or quality of being awful or horrid
An emotional difficulty or a psychological inhibition
A person that causes extreme fear or trouble
A person, especially a child, that causes mischief or annoyance
Any imagined fear or threat, or a fear presumed larger than it really is
A child, typically one that is badly behaved
A cause of great distress or misfortune
Extreme and irrational distrust of others
(
narratology
)
A technique of having something occur suddenly to frighten the audience
A person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance
A noisy and disorderly person
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Noun
▲
Extreme fear or horror
fear
alarm
anxiety
dread
trepidation
panic
horror
fright
fearfulness
consternation
dismay
alarum
scare
shock
funk
awe
trepidity
intimidation
extreme fear
fear and trembling
apprehension
disquiet
perturbation
uneasiness
worry
nervousness
apprehensiveness
foreboding
unease
agitation
disquietude
concern
distress
angst
discomposure
misgiving
worriment
heebie-jeebies
cold feet
jitteriness
creeps
nerves
willies
blue funk
tension
worriedness
butterflies
shakes
collywobbles
twitchiness
inquietude
abdabs
doubt
suspicion
jitters
hysteria
affright
trembling
hesitation
butterflies in the stomach
goose bumps
a blue funk
cold sweat
quaking
strain
stress
upset
surprise
chagrin
shuddering
mortification
flinching
aversion
phobia
sudden fear
stage fright
fluster
state
flap
disturbance
tizzy
tizz
swivet
misgivings
yips
jumpiness
crush
jam
confusion
rush
frenzy
nerviness
habdabs
emotion
excitement
palpitation
edginess
restlessness
fidgetiness
jim-jams
anxiousness
agita
premonition
care
mistrust
solicitude
presentiment
concernment
nervosity
sweat
screaming abdabs
Joe Blakes
screaming habdabs
pins and needles
timidity
unrest
tremors
qualms
cravenness
paranoia
trouble
anguish
fretfulness
malaise
uncertainty
discomfort
tenseness
disconcertment
misery
discomfiture
torment
vexation
turmoil
disconcertion
jumps
fuss
suffering
sorrow
distraction
woe
embarrassment
chill
agony
flusteredness
grief
fidgets
dubiety
suspense
all-overs
botheration
ferment
depression
disorientation
abashment
wariness
dithers
moodiness
delirium
heartache
doubtfulness
pressure
discombobulation
pain
irritation
turbulence
shudder
bother
blues
annoyance
impatience
tremulousness
torture
burden
nervous tension
to-do
perplexity
watchfulness
downer
shivers
drag
nail-biting
trial
ants in pants
suspiciousness
gremlin
disruption
disquietedness
mistrustfulness
forebodingness
shiver
ailment
storm
upheaval
unquietness
fermentation
needles
disorder
nag
sense of foreboding
nervous excitement
heart skipping a beat
insecurity
despondency
nervous stomach
dejection
gloom
change
sadness
melancholy
unsureness
heartbreak
despair
Weltschmerz
ennui
trauma
desolation
remorse
dyspathy
qualm
dysphoria
scruple
instability
penitence
disbelief
constraint
displeasure
compunction
discontent
queasiness
mid-life crisis
indecisiveness
irresolution
indecision
hesitancy
unhappiness
Sturm und Drang
excruciation
hassle
rue
provocation
incitement
stir
difficulty
hurt
lamentation
furore
UK
commotion
oppression
hardship
headache
grieving
antsiness
excitability
affliction
passion
flutter
urgency
overextension
distention
heat
intensity
touchiness
chaos
dither
melodrama
wildness
furor
US
tumult
drama
pandemonium
anger
spinelessness
trembles
quivers
feverishness
neurasthenia
animation
sensitivity
neuroticism
stimulation
cowardliness
expectancy
albatross
cowardice
poltroonery
hullabaloo
incitation
hubbub
rage
gutlessness
dastardliness
unmanliness
wimpiness
chickenheartedness
faintheartedness
mousiness
pusillanimity
faint-heartedness
more ❯
“A victim of nuisance youths has described how he waits in
terror
for what they will do next.”
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being awful or horrid
scariness
frightfulness
horror
terribleness
dreadfulness
atrociousness
awfulness
horridness
horridity
horribleness
severity
fearfulness
“The
terror
of the situation is somehow interwoven with this silence.”
Noun
▲
An emotional difficulty or a psychological inhibition
torment
demon
horror
affliction
daemon
bugbear
nightmare
scourge
hang-up
fear
phobia
neurosis
anxiety
complex
mania
aversion
dread
thing
obsession
fixation
antipathy
worry
bogey
hatred
loathing
abnormal fear
irrational fear
revulsion
detestation
distaste
obsessive fear
dislike
repulsion
disgust
avoidance
paranoia
fright
irrationality
resentment
bête noire
block
difficulty
preoccupation
inhibition
trouble
problem
impasse
restraint
predicament
disturbance
reserve
dilemma
psychological block
mental block
indisposition
antagonism
disfavor
US
abhorrence
disinclination
bee in your bonnet
animosity
disfavour
UK
repugnance
hostility
opposition
disliking
aversion to
overwhelming anxiety about
thing about
more ❯
“Even then, this public fear is only a surrogate for one's real personal
terror
.”
Noun
▲
A person that causes extreme fear or trouble
monster
fiend
demon
devil
daemon
bogeyman
brute
villain
beast
savage
rogue
scoundrel
wretch
baddy
reprobate
rascal
miscreant
knave
barbarian
ogre
evildoer
rapscallion
varlet
caitiff
meany
baddie
meanie
nazi
swine
no-good
scamp
hound
scallywag
scapegrace
scalawag
heavy
ghoul
archfiend
sadist
imp
serpent
evil-doer
blackguard
degenerate
hellion
evil person
troll
dastard
pig
radge
atua
adversary
enfant terrible
bete noire
common enemy
rat
ruffian
good-for-nothing
scumbag
cad
lowlife
crook
wrongdoer
heel
trickster
rotter
louse
bounder
mischief-maker
swindler
cheat
hooligan
wrong 'un
skunk
bad egg
animal
dog
stinker
snake
vagabond
delinquent
criminal
black sheep
thug
charlatan
ne'er-do-well
profligate
fraud
bully
spalpeen
scrote
blighter
creep
sinner
rowdy
unprincipled person
troublemaker
nasty piece of work
fraudster
scally
monkey
outlaw
lout
rake
liar
wastrel
cur
monstrosity
rat fink
nointer
snake in the grass
transgressor
skelm
sneak
urchin
shyster
varmint
mischief
cheater
scum
mother
weasel
misfeasor
malfeasant
libertine
sleeveen
incorrigible
antagonist
maggot
bad lot
bad news
bad guy
offender
malefactor
joker
felon
lawbreaker
toerag
tyrant
jester
robber
boor
thief
outcast
gangster
psychopath
puck
horror
sociopath
fink
turd
yahoo
pariah
prankster
git
mischiefmaker
jerk
ratbag
bum
beggar
jagoff
shark
antihero
black hat
hood
nasty person
bad character
limb of Satan
mean person
cruel person
thing
culprit
immoralist
so-and-so
sleveen
sharper
picaro
worm
oaf
wild man
roughneck
butthole
mofo
stirrer
toad
deceiver
mountebank
slicker
cannibal
trespasser
devil incarnate
bully boy
cretin
dirtbag
convict
supervillain
yob
bogan
hoon
scozza
yobbo
cougan
picaroon
rorter
grifter
con man
vermin
slimeball
sleazebag
bandit
brigand
mugger
defrauder
bear
racketeer
pirate
terrorist
sleazeball
slime
SOB
poltroon
derelict
ronion
bezonian
looser
pauper
scullion
cullion
renegade
pilgarlic
ingrate
low life
hoodlum
schmuck
scuzzball
sleaze
stinkard
ratfink
tyke
disgrace
perisher
con
desperado
crim
con artist
practical joker
infractor
pickle
rip
gunman
jailbird
US
problem child
rabble-rouser
gaolbird
UK
nasty
tramp
opportunist
cardsharp
recreant
idler
tease
loafer
mischievous person
tough
grafter
prodigal
pretender
hypocrite
pond scum
son of a gun
dirty dog
unpleasant person
despicable person
debauchee
vaurien
roué
scofflaw
rakehell
more ❯
“At nineteen, Jeremiah McAuley was a thief and the
terror
of the New York waterfront.”
Noun
▲
A person, especially a child, that causes mischief or annoyance
rascal
devil
imp
monkey
tyke
rapscallion
scamp
hellion
perisher
scapegrace
horror
varmint
troublemaker
scally
wretch
spalpeen
nuisance
pest
ruffian
mischief-maker
holy terror
scallywag
rogue
urchin
mischief
monster
prankster
slyboots
scallion
mischievous person
pickle
nointer
whippersnapper
rip
knave
scoundrel
rabble-rouser
tearaway
minx
jackanapes
stirrer
puck
instigator
brat
demon
fiend
gremlin
punk
gamin
hooligan
scalawag
joker
rowdy
villain
mischievous child
pixie
trickster
tinker
practical joker
ringleader
meddler
mixer
gossip
mischief-makers
toerag
mischief maker
chit
badly behaved child
operator
jester
fairy
troll
deviling
gnome
devilkin
miscreant
artful dodger
little dickens
kid
wastrel
cub
scarecrow
gamine
pup
Puck
agitator
firebrand
incendiary
juvenile delinquent
traveller
UK
traveler
US
hood
hoodlum
vandal
jokester
buffoon
booger
wag
cutup
inciter
thug
inflamer
heel
recreant
tot
nipper
squirt
child
boy
evildoer
ankle-biter
little rascal
fun-maker
little devil
hell-raiser
bad boy
life of the party
enfant terrible
little monkey
agent provocateur
loose cannon
more ❯
“The mother then grabbed the candy her little
terror
had just stripped from the shelves at the checkout aisle.”
Noun
▲
Any imagined fear or threat, or a fear presumed larger than it really is
bugbear
dread
bogey
bugaboo
ogre
horror
nightmare
bogie
bogeyman
specter
US
spectre
UK
fear
curse
torment
gremlin
goblin
bogy
scare
boogeyman
problem
threat
worry
black beast
hobgoblin
bête noire
aversion
hang-up
antipathy
neurosis
phobia
complex
anxiety
mania
fright
abnormal fear
irrational fear
obsessive fear
beast
monster
scarecrow
alarm
bullbeggar
whangdoodle
bane
anathema
abomination
demon
obsession
affliction
thorn in one's side
thorn in the flesh
bane of one's life
hatred
daemon
loathing
fixation
revulsion
detestation
distaste
dislike
repulsion
disgust
scourge
thing
avoidance
paranoia
irrationality
resentment
aversion to
overwhelming anxiety about
thing about
more ❯
Noun
▲
A child, typically one that is badly behaved
brat
rascal
imp
devil
horror
hellion
minx
whippersnapper
scallywag
urchin
jackanapes
guttersnipe
wretch
chit
kid
monster
punk
cub
puppy
youngster
superbrat
spoilt child
holy terror
badly behaved child
enfant terrible
impudent child
little monster
spoiled brat
spoiled child
unruly child
wild one
little terror
disruptive child
troublemaker
scamp
rogue
monkey
rapscallion
mischief
tyke
prankster
perisher
scapegrace
varmint
tearaway
pickle
rip
gamin
mischief-maker
mischievous child
demon
fiend
scally
spalpeen
nointer
scalawag
villain
fairy
pixie
gremlin
deviling
gnome
troll
devilkin
little dickens
hooligan
puck
wastrel
scarecrow
gamine
tinker
pup
Puck
juvenile delinquent
more ❯
Noun
▲
A cause of great distress or misfortune
scourge
bane
affliction
curse
plague
blight
trial
nuisance
misery
torment
pest
evil
misfortune
burden
menace
cancer
nemesis
torture
canker
suffering
pestilence
visitation
punishment
infliction
penalty
cross to bear
bitter pill
thorn in the flesh
thorn in your side
agony
nightmare
tribulation
woe
hell
anguish
calamity
wretchedness
trauma
pain
ordeal
horror
Gehenna
trials and tribulations
hell on earth
trouble
hardship
disaster
problem
blow
bother
annoyance
headache
irritation
ruin
undoing
destruction
ruination
downfall
distress
death
setback
despair
bête noire
vexation
bête noir
cross
fatal attraction
poison
sorrow
load
catastrophe
deprivation
adversity
difficulty
misadventure
poverty
penury
need
want
privation
mischance
mishap
sordidness
destitution
indigence
accident
reverse
bad news
reverse of fortune
murder
more ❯
Noun
▲
Extreme and irrational distrust of others
paranoia
obsession
suspicion
delusion
delusions
distrust
fear
megalomania
mistrust
monomania
persecution complex
psychosis
stranger danger
Noun
▲
(
narratology
)
A technique of having something occur suddenly to frighten the audience
jump scare
screamer
shocker
jolter
scare
fright
jolt
shock
start
startle reflex trigger
startle response trigger
scare tactic
shock tactic
cheap scare tactic
cheap shock tactic
internet screamer
Noun
▲
A person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance
nuisance
annoyance
bother
pest
inconvenience
trial
trouble
bore
problem
drag
hassle
irritant
plague
headache
pain
aggravation
burden
difficulty
bind
aggro
blister
botheration
bugbear
exasperation
frustration
infliction
irk
irritation
menace
nark
nudnik
nyaff
peeve
rub
ruffle
skelf
source of annoyance
source of irritation
thorn
vexation
gall
besetment
botherment
bum
creep
drip
fair cow
frump
hair shirt
insect
louse
nag
nudge
obstacle
offence
UK
offense
US
pester
pesterer
pill
pain in the bum
pain in the neck
poor excuse
pain in the backside
pain in the rear
bane
torment
thorn in the flesh
affliction
curse
worry
scourge
tribulation
grief
blight
distress
provocation
misfortune
thorn in one's side
cross to bear
evil
calamity
misery
pet peeve
woe
hang-up
tease
discomfort
hindrance
thorn in your side
bummer
snag
source of vexation
bane of one's life
cancer
harassment
hardship
canker
displeasure
predicament
dilemma
burr under someone's saddle
visitation
ordeal
concern
torture
disappointment
embarrassment
stress
suffering
downer
grievance
infuriation
pip
bitter pill
bête noire
burr in someone's saddle
struggle
nemesis
pinprick
agitation
mess
gripe
nightmare
chagrin
upset
aversion
adversity
teasing
uphill
disaster
source of aggravation
source of difficulty
bedevilment
hot water
pressure
fuss
dislike
sorrow
irksomeness
persecution
source of trouble
troublemaker
disturbance
travail
sore point
letdown
hate
load
strain
anathema
comedown
shame
bad news
unhappiness
pet hate
down
bug
goad
issue
unpleasantness
wretchedness
danger
disadvantage
deep trouble
dire straits
stressor
quagmire
pain in the behind
hydra
cuss
anger
pique
indignation
complaint
objection
care
cross
pestilence
handful
quibble
ire
disruption
punishment
crossness
fizzle
dread
irascibility
cause of annoyance
inopportuneness
awkwardness
drawback
disbenefit
penalty
trials and tribulations
cause for concern
tall order
hard work
discontent
ghost
anguish
hurt
excruciation
rack
agony
straits
chip on your shoulder
soreness
cause of distress
nagging
source of disruption
uphill battle
pet aversion
old one-two
snooze
yawn
snoozer
dullsville
bete noire
nudnick
yawner
mischief-maker
a thorn in someone's side
droner
blighter
trauma
tragedy
demand
encumbrance
heartache
discouragement
fiasco
horror
ruin
heartbreak
blow
catastrophe
charge
intrusion
onus
downside
atrocity
outrage
destruction
undoing
tedious thing
misadventure
debacle
albatross
drama
pity
shortcoming
pitfall
tedious person
tiresome person
pestering
boring situation
tiresome thing
bad situation
ruination
crime
disgrace
encroachment
harrying
downfall
importunity
failure
sadness
dud
weakness
bugging
death
chore
sad event
ill fortune
despair
restraint
imposure
obtrusion
constraint
bothering
obscenity
monstrosity
negative aspect
stumbling block
bête noir
bad experience
fatal attraction
plight
perturbation
stroke of bad luck
jam
imposition
fix
molestation
barbarism
violation
pickle
badgering
quandary
eyesore
abomination
provoking
irking
entanglement
vexing
strait
coercion
intimidation
pressurization
US
complexity
pressurisation
UK
toil
imbroglio
scrape
hitch
pinch
tangle
labor
US
grindstone
grind
deadweight
labour
UK
tax
task
millstone
daily grind
stew
hot seat
awkward situation
more ❯
Noun
▲
A noisy and disorderly person
rowdy
hooligan
lout
ruffian
brawler
tough
troublemaker
hoodlum
ned
rough
tearaway
thug
yahoo
yob
yobbo
casual
bruiser
bully
gangbanger
gangsta
gangster
goon
gorilla
hood
keelie
larrikin
mobster
mug
plug-ugly
punk
roughneck
toughie
toughy
bogan
bully boy
chav
cougan
hoodie
roughie
scozza
boot boy
bovver boy
hellion
lager lout
hoon
brute
delinquent
vandal
criminal
heavy
boor
rascal
oaf
clod
villain
tsotsi
miscreant
beast
yokel
savage
ignoramus
philistine
barbarian
radge
clodhopper
yobo
illiterate
crook
ogre
lawbreaker
myrmidon
desperado
rioter
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