| scare people | 6.06 | Scare people! | ||
| scare hell | 2.44 | It scared the hell out of me. | ||
| scare child | 1.71 | It might scare the children. | ||
| scare investor | 1.71 | The surprise departure scared investors. | ||
| scare daylight | 1.45 | It scared the daylights out of me. | ||
| scare voter | 1.38 | Instead of new ideas, Yeltsin tried to scare voters. | ||
| scare public | 1.32 | This is not the time to scare the public over the solidity of the new currency. | ||
| scare wit | 0.92 | It must have scared the wits out of him. | ||
| scare pant | 0.86 | They really scare the pants off me. | ||
| scare lot | 0.66 | It scared a lot of folks. | ||
| scare team | 0.66 | He scared teams. | ||
| scare consumer | 0.59 | Turmoil could scare consumers into spending less. | ||
| scare heck | 0.53 | It scared the heck out of me. | ||
| scare kid | 0.53 | Television and videogames have made kids harder to scare. | ||
| scare resident | 0.53 | Initially, the Russian military hoped to scare residents in Grozny to leave by issuing its ultimatum. | ||
| scare teacher | 0.53 | Brazill had insisted that he only meant to scare the teacher and that the gun went off accidentally. | ||
| scare bejabbers | 0.46 | But having the bejabbers scared out of us? | ||
| scare parent | 0.46 | Children use him to scare their parents. | ||
| scare player | 0.46 | Keenan is a Scotty Bowman clone, and Bowman scares players. | ||
| scare audience | 0.39 | Sommers hopes it will scare the audience -- in a good way, that is. |