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scary

[skair-ee] / ˈskɛər i /


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"I think that sense of community, especially in a city that can be quite big and scary, is something I'm really striving for," he added.

From BBC

O'Connor added: "He's only going to get better and better, especially with that Springbok pack in front of him - which is a pretty scary thought."

From BBC

"Our children have experienced frightening, scary, overwhelming, terrifying things. They should be afforded treatment for that," says Fiona Wells from Patch.

From BBC

"That was a very scary time but anytime there's an increase in cost nobody likes it and it always puts a little bit of strain on your business."

From BBC

But what better way is there to make a monster than to draw from the scariest and most spine-chilling in the game?

From Los Angeles Times