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scary

[ skair-ee ]

adjective

scarier, scariest.
  1. causing fright or alarm.
  2. easily frightened; timid.


scary

/ ˈɛəɪ /

adjective

  1. causing fear or alarm; frightening
  2. easily roused to fear; timid
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of scary1

First recorded in 1575–85; scare + -y 1
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"As much as I would have loved that tour, I wouldn't have been able to pay my rent, which was very, very scary," she says.

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He said he was very comfortable working with the critters during the photo shoot but noted, “Getting your gear off is way scarier than wrangling a croc!”

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But after so much time away, and such a scary medical saga last summer, he was simply grateful to once again be back on the rubber.

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Mr Cain said the Brazilian favelas were the scariest place he visited but added: "It was also the most fantastic and phenomenal place, I dreamed of going there since I was a kid".

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Founder of the hubs, Tina Townsend, said the local demand for help was "quite scary".

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