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Definition of Scareder
1. scared [adj] - See also: scared
Lexicographical Neighbors of Scareder
Literary usage of Scareder
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (1896)
"Well, we argued back and forth quite a spell, Jim a-gittin' scareder and scareder
as he saw I meant business. Finally, down he goes on his knees, ..."
2. A Practical Reader: With Exercises in Local Culture by Caroline Bigelow Le Row (1882)
"... and scareder, but she never let Mm know; and she wondered what it was best to do.
She could hear 'em singing at church, and they sung: " Safe, ..."
3. The Victors: A Romance of Yesterday Morning & this Afternoon by Robert Barr (1901)
"He s scared already of the bribery act; that's how I got the money out of him,
and I'll make him scareder by saying the other side is on the lookout to get ..."
4. A Yankee in the Trenches by Robert Derby Holmes (1918)
"I was in places afterwards where there was more action and more danger, but,
looking back, I don't think I was ever sicker or scareder. ..."
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