Fright, terror; something frightful, fearful agony.

Fear, terror, dread (without any element or mixture of reverence, respect, or wonder implied). Cf. eye, n.2 1a. Obsolete.

Extreme fear; deep awe or reverence; apprehension or anxiety as to future events. Rarely in plural.

Fear, terror.

Fear, terror. Chiefly in phrase for ferd. Const. with infinitive or with subordinate clause introduced by lest or that.

A state of fear, terror.

Terrified condition or appearance; terror, dread.

Terror. Obsolete.

Dread, terror, apprehension. Obsolete.

Terror.

Fear, dread. Obsolete.

The quality of having terror or dread. Obsolete.

Fear, terror.

The state of being terrified or extremely frightened; intense fear or dread; an instance or feeling of this. Also in in terror (of something or…

Dread.

The action of fear, v.: (a) the being in fear or dread, †an instance of this. †to have in fearing: to be in dread of; (b) the action of…