Goblin and Scare

Goblin

Goblin noun - An imaginary being usually having a small human form and magical powers.

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Scare and goblin are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scare" instead a noun "Goblin".

Scare noun - The emotion experienced in the presence or threat of danger.

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Goblin and scare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Goblin" instead a noun "Scare".

Nearby Words: scar, scared, scary, scaring

good	good goblin	good scare
common	common goblin	common scare
original	original goblin	original scare
friendly	friendly goblin	friendly scare
Other adjectives: simple, powerful, actual, real, little, white, new, next, last, insane, occasional.

The first Spider-Man movie had a scene where Norman Osborn has a quick, half-second flashback to his transformation into the Green Goblin, accompanied by a jarring and extremely loud scare chord.

Source: Scare Chord
Joanna hates how happy he is and decides to give him a real scare, by having her dwarf cousin hide under his desk and pretend to be a goblin.

Source: Series / Green Wing
Scare Chord: A scene with Norman talking to the Goblin's spirit features a chord that's rather jarring in its loudness.

Source: Film / Spider-Man

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