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Terrifying 

Courage the cowardly dog.

It is made to give nightmares.
"This show gave me nightmares for a week!"
"Was it courage the cowardly dog?"
"Yeah! How'd you know?"
"Because that's what nightmares are made of. It's damn terrifying."
Terrifying by Forever scarred. September 17, 2011
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terrifying 

naijah without weave is terrifying . a monster .
terrifying by lolhahahahha May 8, 2019

Terrifying 

Rep. Katie Porter holding a white board
That terrifying look on the pharmaceutical CEO's face is something to behold.

terrifying 

these horror movies are terrifying.
terrifying by maggiemae23 October 31, 2021

terrifying 

The best adjective to describe the moment when a doctor happens to ask ChatGPT for a diagnosis
That moment when the doctor turns to ChatGPT for a diagnosis? Absolutely terrifying—I'd rather take my chances with a crystal ball!
terrifying by Emotional Cruiser September 27, 2025

Joey Terrifying

Another name for Shaggy 2 Dope
Shaggy: I'm so scary, they call me

Joey Terrifying. Did you know that?

You: yeah

Shaggy: No you didn't I was lying
Joey Terrifying by Grishnakhc February 22, 2026

tower of Terrifying Beauty

A sc tower in ring 6.

Client object spam is not even a tad bit beautiful dumbass
Some Dumbass: Tower of Terrifying Beauty is too long
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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
Example 2:
“I think Dave is finally accepting his hair loss. He just went full caillou and shaved the whole thing off.”
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