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This document discusses common idioms related to being scared or frightened. It lists idioms such as "I was scared to death", "I jumped out of my skin", and "What a hair raising story" to describe feeling fear. It also includes the idiom "She got ants in her pants" to mean feeling restless or energetic, and refers to someone's "Achilles' heel" to indicate their weakness.
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