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The phrase "Menace of Homosexuality" was part of the Lavender Scare phase of the 1950's. It was a campaign to scare the public about gay people. It paralleled the Red Scare.The phrase "Menace of Homosexuality" was part of the Lavender Scare phase of the 1950's. It was a campaign to scare the public about gay people. It paralleled the Red Scare.
Whakamataku is the word meaning scare, terrify or frighten. Kōtore whererei is the phrase used to say that someone is scared etc.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This means to obtain. The image is of looking around trying to scare something out of the brush.
it means you are so scared that eneything could scare you
This means that you are so scared that you are shaking in your boots- but mostly this phrase is used sarcasticly, as to say teasingly: you dont scare me.
Don't scare yourself, everything is controlled by your mind, when you control your mind, you control fear.
The future tense is will scare.
No frogs only scare people if you scare them . Plus if you are scared of them they will scare you .
Scare is present tense. The past tense is scared, and the future tense is will scare.
Monsters in your closet is a very old phrase used by parents to scare children. Not very useful if you DON'T have a closet, but that's what monsters under the bed are for!
Truth or Scare - 2001 Scare Me was released on: USA: 18 October 2003
who was involve in the red scare who was involve in the red scare