Horrors

What do we mean by horrors?

An intense distressing emotion of fear or repugnance.

Something horrible; that which excites horror.

Intense dislike or aversion; an abhorrence.

A genre of fiction designed to evoke a feeling of fear and suspense.

An individual work in this genre.

A nasty or ill-behaved person; a rascal or terror.

An intense anxiety or a nervous depression; often the horrors.

(plural) Delirium tremens.

Used to described being out of your head drunk. usually preceeded by the words "in the" Urban Dictionary

Although in the south of Ireland it means to be utterly fluthered, in Dublin to be 'in the horrors' means being in a shockingly bad mood. Urban Dictionary

The Horrors Not Emos. They're nothing like you've ever seen before. Big hair, crazy antics. Faris Badwan (Vocals), Joshua Third (Guitar), Coffin Joe (Drums), Spider Webb (Originally keyboard and Synth, now Bass) and Tomethy Furse (originally Bass, now Keyboard and Synth). Their debut album Strange House was garage/punk. Their latest album, Primary Colours sounds more like Joy Division or Echo and The Bunnymen. They are AMAZING live. Wehn I saw them live, Faris commented on the stickiness of the floor for about 5 minutes, and the bugs in the purple light. Joshua was pulled into the crowd and had to retrived my an uppish roadie, who Faris then tried to choke with the Microphone lead. I reccomend seeing them live. You will not be dissapointed. Urban Dictionary

Catching your parents having sex. Urban Dictionary

A slang term that is traced back to Wexford, Ireland. The state of being completely annihilated, resulting from poor judgement regarding the alcohol intake in a given night. The real 'horror' will be the following morning, if you ever even make it home. Urban Dictionary

The coolest most stylish band in britain at the moment, they have big hair, skinny jeans and awesome songs...plus their names are all crazy like coffin joe and faris rotter also theyve got some pretty smart lyrics there gonna be biiiig Urban Dictionary

The Horrors are one of the most influential bands to come out of England yet. Legions of fans accompany thes five guys. Faris Badwan or Faris Rotter. Joshua Von Grimm or Joshua Third. Coffin Joe. Spider Webb. Tomethy Furse. Urban Dictionary

A film genre including subject matter meant to be terrifying and revolting yet, for some unexplainable reason, highly appealing to many moviegoers. There also exists a demographic of contrary thinkers: Urban Dictionary

(as in the) A state of anxiety and paranoia brought on by excessive drinking the night before. Usually follows the physical symptoms of a hangover. Urban Dictionary

A seting invoking fear, tension, or utter shock. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to horrors:
horrors, horror.

Words that rhyme with horrors:
explorers, borers, scorers, before hers, wore hers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe horrors:
such, unspeakable, worst, real, nameless, more, full, physical, untold, similar, greater, fresh, unimaginable, southern, past, worse, bulgarian, indescribable, gloomy, bloody, greatest, unknown, ghastly, imaginary, gothic, actual, dark, usual, supernatural, true, awful, moral, daily, unutterable, dreadful, appalling, potential, hidden, impending, subsequent, peculiar, grim, inevitable, frightful, hideous, revolting, endless, incredible, revolutionary, strange, twin, secret, tragic, unprecedented, mysterious, complicated, minor, utmost, dusky, grotesque, fearful, fantastic, ultimate, sanguinary, terrible, vague, countless, monstrous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective horrors:
rot, alimony.

Consonant match to horrors:
heroes, high-rise, highrise, harrows, heros, high rise, harries, hearers, hoorays, hi-res, hi res, high-res, high res, hariz.

Words that sound like horrors:
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