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Meanings of Horrifies:
verbFill with horror; shock greatly.
Usage examples:
They were horrified by the very idea
Meanings of Horrify:
verbFill with horror; shock greatly.
Usage examples:
They were horrified by the very idea
Meanings of Horrifying:
adjectiveCausing horror; extremely shocking.
Usage examples:
A horrifying incident
verbFill with horror; shock greatly.
Usage examples:
They were horrified by the very idea
Meanings of Horrifyingly:
adverbIn a very shocking way
Usage examples:
The prediction of four million unemployed now looks horrifyingly realistic., the prospect of an att…
Meanings of Horripilate:
verbUndergo horripilation, in which the hairs stand erect from the body due to cold, fear, or excitement.
Usage examples:
My skin horripilated and goose pimples ran up my spine
Meanings of Horripilated:
verbUndergo horripilation, in which the hairs stand erect from the body due to cold, fear, or excitement.
Usage examples:
My skin horripilated and goose pimples ran up my spine
Meanings of Horripilating:
verbUndergo horripilation, in which the hairs stand erect from the body due to cold, fear, or excitement.
Usage examples:
My skin horripilated and goose pimples ran up my spine
Meanings of Horripilation:
nounThe erection of hairs on the skin due to cold, fear, or excitement.
Usage examples:
A horripilation of dread tingled down my spine
Horror
ˈhɒr.ərMeanings of Horror:
nounAn intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.
Usage examples:
Children screamed in horror
adjectiveUsed especially in news reports to describe something extremely unpleasant and shocking
Usage examples:
Three friends lost their lives in a horror smash as they returned from a trip to the beach., he was…
Meanings of Horror-stricken:
adjectiveExtremely shocked and frightened
Usage examples:
They watched, horror-struck, as the car came off the road.
Meanings of Horror-struck:
adjectiveExtremely shocked and frightened
Usage examples:
They watched, horror-struck, as the car came off the road.
Meanings of Horrors:
nounAn intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.
Usage examples:
Children screamed in horror
phraseThings that are very shocking or frightening
Usage examples:
The population now faces the horrors of starvation., nuclear war is one of the horrors that the mod…
Meanings of Hors-de-combat:
adjectiveIf you are hors de combat, you cannot take part in an activity because you are injured. hors de combat is french for "out of combat"
Usage examples:
Her recent fall has put her hors de combat.
Meanings of Horse:
nounA large plant-eating domesticated mammal with solid hoofs and a flowing mane and tail, used for riding, racing, and to carry and pull loads.
Usage examples:
The mowing machine for the barley and oats was pulled by two horses and carried two people
verbProvide (a person or vehicle) with a horse or horses.
Usage examples:
Leary and his men were horsed and equipped but the war ended before they could be sent to cuba
Meanings of Horse around:
idiomPlay in a rough and careless way
phrasal verbTo behave in a silly and noisy way
Usage examples:
This fellow at work keeps horsing around.
Meanings of Horse-about:
phrasal verbTo behave in a silly and noisy way
Usage examples:
This fellow at work keeps horsing around.
Meanings of Horse-racing:
nounA sport in which people race on horses, usually to win money for the horses' owners
Meanings of Horseback:
adjectiveDone while mounted on a horse.
Usage examples:
A horseback parade
adverbOn a horse.
Usage examples:
They rode horseback along the trail
Meanings of Horsebean:
nounA field bean of a variety with relatively large seeds, used for feeding stock.
Usage examples:
The horsebeans produced there are called ‘native horsebeans’ and sell for more than ‘non-native’ on…
Meanings of Horsebox:
nounA vehicle or trailer equipped with a compartment or container for transporting one or more horses.
Usage examples:
The accident record didn't warrant the excessive measures proposed by the scheme and the humps woul…
Meanings of Horsebreaker:
nounA person who trains horses to become accustomed to being saddled and ridden.
Meanings of Horsed:
verbProvide (a person or vehicle) with a horse or horses.
Usage examples:
Leary and his men were horsed and equipped but the war ended before they could be sent to cuba
nounA large plant-eating domesticated mammal with solid hoofs and a flowing mane and tail, used for riding, racing, and to carry and pull loads.
Usage examples:
The mowing machine for the barley and oats was pulled by two horses and carried two people
phrasal verbTo behave in a silly and noisy way
Usage examples:
This fellow at work keeps horsing around.
Meanings of Horseflesh:
nounHorses considered collectively.
Usage examples:
He's the best judge of horseflesh for miles around
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