skeer
/ˈskeɪər/Definitions
1. verb
to cause to feel fear or apprehension, often suddenly
“The loud noise skeered the horse and it ran away.”
2. noun
a sudden feeling of fear or apprehension
“The skeer he experienced on the roller coaster lasted for hours.”
3. verb (archaic or poetic)
to look at with a mixture of fear and fascination
“The child skeered at the snake, but couldn’t look away.”