terms |
terrorised |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb terrorised is
(
terrorise).
scared |
terrorised |
As verbs the difference between scared and terrorised
is that
scared is (
scare) while
terrorised is (
terrorise).
As an adjective scared
is having fear; afraid, frightened.
hearted |
terrorised |
As verbs the difference between hearted and terrorised
is that
hearted is past tense of heart while
terrorised is past tense of terrorise.
As an adjective hearted
is having, or shaped like, a specified form of heart.
stricken |
terrorised |
As a noun stricken
is knitting or
stricken can be (
de-form-noun).
As a verb terrorised is
(
terrorise).
ridden |
terrorised |
As verbs the difference between ridden and terrorised
is that
ridden is or
ridden can be while
terrorised is (
terrorise).
As an adjective ridden
is full of.
timorous |
terrorised |
As an adjective timorous
is fearful, afraid, timid.
As a verb terrorised is
past tense of terrorise.
terrified |
terrorised |
As verbs the difference between terrified and terrorised
is that
terrified is past tense of terrify while
terrorised is past tense of terrorise.
As an adjective terrified
is extremely frightened.
alarmed |
terrorised |
As verbs the difference between alarmed and terrorised
is that
alarmed is (
alarm) while
terrorised is (
terrorise).
As an adjective alarmed
is having an alarm fitted.
terrorised |
chicken |
As a verb terrorised
is (
terrorise).
As a proper noun chicken is
a cdp in alaska.
terrorised |
chickenhearted |
As a verb terrorised
is (
terrorise).
As an adjective chickenhearted is
.
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