fright

/fraɪt/
noun
  1. A sudden feeling of fear or shock.
    • She got a fright when she saw a spider on her pillow.
    • The child hid behind his mother in fright.
    • The loud noise gave me a terrible fright.
  2. A person or thing that looks very ugly, strange, or shocking.
    • After the mud fight, he looked a complete fright.
    • That old Halloween costume is a fright.
    • She thought her hair was a fright after the rain.
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