Fearity

The glorification, justification, or use of fear, cruelty, intimidation, or excessive harshness as a means of influence, especially when presented as wisdom, truth, morality, hope, protection, or virtue.

"The speaker's message wasn't wisdom—it was fearity disguised as moral guidance."

Fearity by YourGreatDefiner June 24, 2026

fearitude 

Word made up by the character "The Janitor" from the NBC hospital based sit-com Scrubs. The word is said by Bob Kelso in season 5 episode 24 when he is blackmailed into announcing on the hospital PA system that he is afraid of the Janitor.

Bob Kelso: "...so, please join me in basking in the glow of the Janitors awesome... *pauses* ...this isn't a word?!"

Janitor: "Read it!"

Bob Kelso: "Fearitude. Goodnight."

fearitude by Alan May 24, 2006

fearty 

To be afraid. Term used in Scotland.

"Carla's a big fearty, int she? She wont even jump off that cliff!"

fearty by AmyJay February 8, 2005

Fearitude 

Noun. Being feared by others through use of power and reputation. Use only when the fear is widespread through a certain group.

The janitor of scrubs has fearitude.

Fearitude by El Rilo 63 October 17, 2007

FearItselfing 

(verb.) - The act of leaning forward close enough to the TV that you're face is right on it. Letting the people around you know you're getting serious.

I'm FearItselfing it right now, because I'm trying to beat your score.

We made it out of AM bracket, time to FearItself it!

That guy looks like he's going to rape this game, he's FearItselfing it right now.

FearItselfing by PhrantK December 12, 2010