1. fright

noun. (ˈfraɪt) An emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight).
Synonyms
unafraid horror stage fright quiver timidness thrill frisson consternation fear intimidation fearless chill apprehension apprehensiveness affright hysteria shiver cold sweat panic attack emotion panic timidity timorousness fearfulness alarm tingle terror scare afraid creeps dread shudder dismay
Antonyms
afraid fearlessness unafraid timid cowardly
Etymology
fright (English)
fright (Middle English (1100-1500))
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2. fright

verb. (ˈfraɪt) Cause fear in.
Synonyms
terrorise stir excite horrify appal fear shake up terrify affright frighten stimulate bluff spook awe appall intimidate alarm terrorize shake scare dread consternate dismay
Antonyms
insecure motionlessness stand still confidence depress
Etymology
fright (English)
fright (Middle English (1100-1500))
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