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Life-and-death scary and rollercoaster scary Wed Jun 07, 2006 14:59 pm  Life-and-death scary and rollercoaster scary
 

Jamie has used those terms in another thread. I found them interesting and wanted to add a few more kinds of ‘scary’:

- blood-curdling scary
- bone-chilling scary
- goosebump scary
- back-crawling scary
- heart-stopping scary
- creepy look-behind-your-back scary
- a monster's-going-to-get-you kind of scary
- a villain's-gonna-jump-out kind of scary
- a creepy, slow, oozy kind of scary
- a 'jumpy' kind of scary

Anymore ideas anyone?
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Life-and-death scary and rollercoaster scary Wed Jun 07, 2006 15:12 pm  Life-and-death scary and rollercoaster scary
 

Hi Conchita

How about these:
spine-tingling scary
creepy-crawly scary
something's-under-the-bed scary

And somehow it seems like it would be appropriate to add "grammar gremlin kind of scary". Laughing

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Kinds of scary Wed Jun 07, 2006 15:31 pm  Kinds of scary
 

Laughing

Thanks, Amy for your hair-raising contribution! The grammar gremlin one, in particular, gave me the creeps!
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