affrightened
/əˈfrʌɪtnd/Now rare (archaic in later use)
adjective
= affrighted.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Cleveland (bap. 1613, d. 1658), poet. From affrighten + -ed.
- turn a deaf ear
- turn against (or turn someone against)
- turn (also roll over or turn over) in one's grave
- turn and turn about
- turn an honest penny
- turnaround
- turn a trick
- turnback
- turn back (or turn someone/thing back)
- turnbuckle
- Turnbull, Malcolm
- turncoat
- turncock
- turndown
- turner
- Turner, Frederick Jackson
- Turner, J. M. W.
- Turner, John
- Turner, Nat
- Turner's syndrome
- Turner, Ted
- Turner, Tina
- turnery
- turn heads
- turn in