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n. Plural form of fright.

"Some of the best and dearest of God's saints and servants, when they have seen storms rising, have been in frights, and apt to make the worst of things, and to disquiet themselves with melancholy apprehensions more than there was cause for."

frighted    frighting    frights   

precordial fright   

consternation    alarm    terror    dismay    daunt   

Bright    Dwight    Knight    Night    White   

dismay    anguish    frustration    panic    revulsion