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horrified feeling intense fear, shock, or revulsion.
horrify to cause feelings of horror in; frighten, shock.
horror a strong feeling of fear or shock.
jar2 a crash or shock that causes something to shake or vibrate; jolt. [1/4 definitions]
jolt a sudden shock. [1/4 definitions]
no1 used to express shock, disbelief, fear, or great disappointment. [1/7 definitions]
numb not able to react or function normally, as when in a state of shock. [1/3 definitions]
open-mouthed gaping or as if gaping from astonishment, surprise, or shock. [1/4 definitions]
outrage to cause anger and shock in. [1/3 definitions]
revolt to cause to feel disgust or shock. [1/3 definitions]
rock2 to affect strongly; move emotionally; shock; disturb. [1/9 definitions]
scandalize to shock by offending one's sense of proper or moral conduct.
serum albumin the commercial version of this protein, derived from ox blood and used in the treatment of shock, in fabric printing, and in foods. [1/2 definitions]
shake up to cause physical or emotional shock in (someone). [1/3 definitions]
shock1 to give an electric shock to. [1/6 definitions]
shock therapy a method of treating certain mental disorders by electric shock or drugs; electroconvulsive therapy; shock treatment.
shook2 a number of sheaves of grain stacked together; shock. [1/2 definitions]
sonic boom an explosive sound caused by the shock wave preceding an aircraft traveling faster than sound.
stagger to shock or stun. [1/4 definitions]
startle a sudden start or mild shock. [1/4 definitions]
stun to cause to be unconscious. [2 definitions]