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Definition
Synonym
Schauergeschichte
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schauergeschichte
f
scare story
Krimi, Schauerroman,
Schauergeschichte
thriller
Krimi
m
; Schauerroman
m
;
Schauergeschichte
f
thriller
Krimi
m
, Schauerroman
m
,
Schauergeschichte
f
thriller
Schauergeschichte
f
; Gruselgeschichte
f
; Horrorgeschichte
m
lit.
Schauergeschichte
n
pl
; Gruselgeschichten
pl
; Horrorgeschichten
pl
horror story; spine-chiller; hair-raiser; bloodcurdler
Br.
coll.
horror stories; spine-chillers; hair-raisers; bloodcurdlers
Deutsche
Schauergeschichte Synonyme
Gespenstergeschichte
ÂGruselgeschichte
ÂSchauergeschichte
ÂSpukgeschichte
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Schauergeschichte Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
scare story Synonyme
scare
abject fear
affright
alarm
awe
blue funk
bluff off
collect
come by
consternation
cow
cowardice
curdle the blood
daunt
dig up
dismay
disquiet
dread
fear
find
freeze
fright
frighten
frighten off
funk
gather
get
horrification
horrify
horripilate
horror
intimidate
make one tremble
menace
panic
panic fear
paralyze
petrify
phobia
put to flight
raise
raise apprehensions
scare
away
scare
up
scrape together
scrape up
shake
shake up
shock
spook
stagger
stampede
start
startle
strike terror into
surprise
terrify
terror
terrorize
threaten
unholy dread
unman
unnerve
unstring
scare
up
accumulate
amass
assemble
bring together
collect
cull
dig up
gather
gather in
get in
get together
glean
grub
grub up
pick
pick up
pluck
rake up
round up
scrape together
scrape up
take up
scare
crow
Dracula
Frankenstein
Wolf-man
baboon
bag
blemish
blot
bogey
bogeyman
bugaboo
bugbear
bust
carving
dog
doll
dolly
dummy
eyesore
fantoccini
fee-faw-fum
figure
figurehead
figurine
fright
frightener
gargoyle
ghost
ghoul
gingerbread man
hag
harridan
hobgoblin
holy terror
horror
incubus
lay figure
man of straw
manikin
mannequin
marionette
mess
model
monster
monstrosity
monument
nightmare
no beauty
ogre
ogress
phantom
portrait bust
puppet
revenant
scare
babe
scare
r
sculpture
sight
snowman
specter
statuary
statue
statuette
succubus
tatterdemalion
teratism
terror
ugly duckling
vampire
wax figure
waxwork
werewolf
witch
wood carving
scare
d
afeared
afraid
aghast
alarmed
anxious
appalled
fear-struck
feared
fearful
frightened
haunted with fear
horrified
panicked
panicky
scary
shocked
spooked
startled
terrified
terror-stricken
scare
d stiff
aghast
appalled
ashen
astounded
awed
awestricken
awestruck
blanched
cowed
deadly pale
frozen
gray with fear
horrified
horror-struck
intimidated
pale as death
pallid
paralyzed
petrified
scare
d to death
stunned
stupefied
terrified
terror-crazed
terror-haunted
terror-ridden
terror-riven
terror-shaken
terror-smitten
terror-struck
terror-troubled
undone
unmanned
unnerved
unstrung
scare
dy cat
Milquetoast
baby
big baby
chicken
chicken liver
coward
fraid-cat
fraidy-cat
funk
funker
invertebrate
jellyfish
lily liver
milksop
mouse
sissy
weak sister
weakling
white feather
white liver
scare
head
banner
banner head
caption
drop head
dropline
epigraph
hanger
head
heading
headline
jump head
legend
motto
overline
rubric
running head
running title
screamer
spread
spreadhead
streamer
subhead
subheading
subtitle
superscription
title
title page
scare
r
Dracula
Frankenstein
Wolf-man
bogey
bogeyman
bugaboo
bugbear
fee-faw-fum
frightener
ghost
ghoul
hobgoblin
holy terror
horror
incubus
monster
nightmare
ogre
ogress
phantom
revenant
scare
babe
scare
crow
specter
succubus
terror
vampire
werewolf
Schauergeschichte Definition
Over-story
(
n.
)
The
clearstory,
or
upper
story,
of
a
building.
Scare
(
v.
t.)
To
frighten
Scare
(
n.
)
Fright
Story
(
v.
t.)
A
set
of
rooms
on
the
same
floor
or
level
Story
(
n.
)
A
narration
or
recital
of
that
which
has
occurred
Story
(
n.
)
The
relation
of
an
incident
or
minor
event
Story
(
n.
)
A
euphemism
or
child's
word
for
"a
lie
Story
(
v.
t.)
To
tell
in
historical
relation
Story-teller
(
n.
)
One
who
tells
stories
Story-teller
(
n.
)
An
historian
Story-teller
(
n.
)
A
euphemism
or
child's
word
for
Story-telling
(
a.
)
Being
accustomed
to
tell
stories.
Story-telling
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
telling
stories.
Story-writer
(
n.
)
One
who
writes
short
stories,
as
for
magazines.
Story-writer
(
n.
)
An
historian
scare story Bedeutung
floor
level
storey
story
a
structure
consisting
of
a
room
or
set
of
rooms
at
a
single
position
along
a
vertical
scale,
what
level
is
the
office
on?
news
article
news
story
newspaper
article
an
article
reporting
news
lead
lead
story
a
news
story
of
major
importance
story
a
piece
of
fiction
that
narrates
a
chain
of
related
events,
he
writes
stories
for
the
magazines
adventure
story
heroic
tale
a
story
of
an
adventure
mystery
mystery
story
whodunit
a
story
about
a
crime
(usually
murder)
presented
as
a
novel
or
play
or
movie
detective
story
a
narrative
about
someone
who
investigates
crimes
and
obtains
evidence
leading
to
their
resolution
love
story
romance
a
story
dealing
with
love
short
story
a
prose
narrative
shorter
than
a
novel
history
account
chronicle
story
a
record
or
narrative
description
of
past
events,
a
history
of
France,
he
gave
an
inaccurate
account
of
the
plot
to
kill
the
president,
the
story
of
exposure
to
lead
biography
life
life
story
life
history
an
account
of
the
series
of
events
making
up
a
person's
life
report
news
report
story
account
write
up
a
short
account
of
the
news,
the
report
of
his
speech,
the
story
was
on
the
o'clock
news,
the
account
of
his
speech
that
was
given
on
the
evening
news
made
the
governor
furious
fib
story
tale
tarradiddle
taradiddle
a
trivial
lie,
he
told
a
fib
about
eating
his
spinach,
how
can
I
stop
my
child
from
telling
stories?
fairytale
fairy
tale
fairy
story
cock-and-bull
story
song
and
dance
an
interesting
but
highly
implausible
story,
often
told
as
an
excuse
dirty
joke
dirty
story
blue
joke
blue
story
an
indelicate
joke
funny
story
good
story
funny
remark
funny
an
account
of
an
amusing
incident
(usually
with
a
punch
line),
she
told
a
funny
story,
she
made
a
funny
shaggy
dog
story
a
long
rambling
joke
whose
humor
derives
from
its
pointlessness
scare
quote
the
use
of
quotation
marks
to
indicate
that
it
is
not
the
authors
preferred
terminology
narrative
narration
story
tale
a
message
that
tells
the
particulars
of
an
act
or
occurrence
or
course
of
events,
presented
in
writing
or
drama
or
cinema
or
as
a
radio
or
television
program,
his
narrative
was
interesting,
Disney's
stories
entertain
adults
as
well
as
children
sob
story
sob
stuff
a
sentimental
story
(or
drama)
of
personal
distress,
designed
to
arouse
sympathy
fairytale
fairy
tale
fairy
story
a
story
about
fairies,
told
to
amuse
children
scare
panic
attack
a
sudden
attack
of
fear
panic
scare
sudden
mass
fear
and
anxiety
over
anticipated
events,
panic
in
the
stock
market,
a
war
scare,
a
bomb
scare
led
them
to
evacuate
the
building
red
scare
a
period
of
general
fear
of
communists
frighten
fright
scare
affright
cause
fear
in,
The
stranger
who
hangs
around
the
building
frightens
me,
Ghosts
could
never
affright
her
daunt
dash
scare
off
pall
frighten
off
scare
away
frighten
away
scare
cause
to
lose
courage,
dashed
by
the
refusal
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