- - Creeps
- - fellow correct to shock
- - sudden panic when the first of the regiment is involved in combat
- - Shock one side in conflict
- - Fear the fellow – with justification
- - the alarm is on the loud side
- - shock at losing third of cargo
- - Mild terror
- - Right through, struggle against the fear
- - Shock for king in battle
- - Scare ringleader in contest
- - Alarm, just after five, yours truly's switched off
- - Not finding last of baggage in cargo causes alarm
- - For a fathead, a proper scare
- - it's fearfully ugly
- - alarming shock
- - the first of the raiders in the battle will cause apprehension
- - Horror of battle across river
- - Alarm, fear
- - Scare(Used today)
- - Sudden scare
- - Alarming event
- - Shock, finding first of falsehoods true
- - Sudden feeling of fear
- - Scare king during crusade
- - Fear primarily? Correct!
- - Horror film's introduction, okay
- - It's correct to go after loud alarm
- - Quarrel is over writing that will give one the heebie-jeebies
- - Horror film's beginning satisfactorily
- - What could make us run in battle?
- - Shock fine just?
- - Queen in combat scare
- - French capital not left with something similar to 27 across
- - Stage follower?
- - Halloween reaction
- - Cause of a chill
- - Realization of danger
- - Anything ugly or shocking: Colloq.
- - Alarm
- - Sudden terror
- - Sudden fear
- - Goose bumps cause
- - Horror
- - Haunted house feeling
- - Panic
- - Fear
- - Terror
- - Shock
- - Sudden shock
- - Scare
- - From fear, when there's a scrap, run inside
- - Stage ...., fear of performing to an audience
- - just after fellow gets sudden shock
- - fear female with authority
- - Dread staff's termination entitlement
- - Stage ......
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