ascared

English

Etymology

a- +‎ scared

Adjective

ascared (comparative more ascared, superlative most ascared)

1. (colloquial) scared; afraid
   • 1952, LIFE, volume 33, number 22, page 121:

     "I can beat every kid in this place," he proclaimed, "and they're all ascared of me." He used his belt to beat the ranch animals and his fists to knock down or threaten other boys, even if they were bigger than he was.

Anagrams

• acrased, adarces, adraces, arcades, sea card