Crossword Clue: "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind," per H. P. Lovecraft
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- '-- Factor'
- "___ and Loathing in Las Vegas"
- "___ Factor" (scary reality show)
- "___ Factor" (TV show)
- "___ is not a lasting teacher of duty": Cicero
- "___ is the foundation of most governments" (John Adams)
- "___ leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering": Yoda
- "___ makes strangers of people who would be friends": Shirley MacLaine
- "___ not!"
- "___ not"
- "___ of Flying": Jong
- An emotion
- "An instructor of great sagacity": Emerson
- Analysis discussion
- Be afraid of
- Be alarmed by
- Be frightened of
- Be frightened
- Be more than concerned about
- Be scared of
- Be scared
- Anxiety
- Apprehension
- Apprehensiveness
- Big butterflies?
- Atlantic cape
- Adrenaline-release trigger
- Adrenaline releaser
- Adrenaline trigger
- Affright
- Agoraphobia, e.g.
- Ailurophobia, e.g.
- Awe ingredient
- Alarm
- Bad thing to live in
- Cause of a cold sweat
- Cause of a rapid heartbeat, perhaps
- Cause of cold sweat
- Cause of cowardice
- Cause of flop sweat
- Cause of goose bumps
- Cause of goosebumps, maybe
- Cause of goosebumps
- Cause of quailing
- Cause of quaking
- Cause of some quaking
- Cause of trembling
- Cause of tremors, at times
- Cause of white knuckles
- Freedom from ___ (last of FDR's Four Freedoms)
- Certain motivator
- "... is ___ itself": FDR
- Fright
- Feel dread
- Feeling of dread
- Feeling of fright
- It causes adrenaline to be released
- Funhouse reaction
- It limits freedom.
- Consternation
- Fight-or-flight emotion
- It may cause quakes
- It may result in a quick flight
- It might make you sweat
- Chicken characteristic
- Chicken quality
- Chicken's distinction
- Chicken's emotion
- Chicken's emotion?
- Chicken's trait
- Emotion causing quaking
- Emotion conquered by daredevils
- Emotion induced by horror films
- Bugaboo
- Bully's weapon
- Butterflies
- Courage opposite
- Haunted house feeling
- Have qualms
- Cowardly "Inside Out" character
- Coward's emotion
- Claustrophobia, for one
- Impediment to action
- "Cape ___"
- "Cape ___," 1991 film
- "Cape ___" (1991 Martin Scorsese movie)
- Cape ___, N.C.
- Cape _____, N.C.
- "Cape ________," 1962 or 1991 thriller
- Cape off N.C.
- Clowns, for some
- "In time we hate that which we often __": Shakespeare
- Expect with alarm
- Foreboding
- Carolina cape
- Exposure therapy target
- Cold feet, so to speak
- Cold feet
- Cold-sweat cause
- Cold sweat emotion
- Dread
- Goose bumps cause
- Goose-flesh arouser
- Four Freedoms subject
- Daredevil's apparent lack
- Daredevil's lack
- Daredevil's seeming lack
- "That little darkroom where negatives are developed," per Michael Pritchard
- Solicitude
- Public speaking, for some, or needles in one's eyeballs, for me
- "Nothing is more despicable than respect based on ___" (Camus)
- Shake in one's boots
- The "fight or flight" emotion
- "The foundation of most governments": John Adams
- "The foundation of most governments," per John Adams
- "Ode to ___": Collins
- Subject of an FDR sound bite
- Subject of one of the Freedoms.
- "The mind-killer," in Frank Herbert's "Dune"
- Panic
- Panicky feeling
- "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind," per H. P. Lovecraft
- "The only thing we have to ___ is ..."
- Trembling companion?
- Trembling companion
- "The path to the dark side," per Yoda
- Trepidation
- Trepidation's partner
- Poe's "grim phantasm"
- N. C. cape
- The ultimate motivator
- Partner of trembling
- Reaction from a chicken
- N.C. cape
- N.C. river or cape
- Possible cause of shaking
- One cause of goose bumps
- One cause of trembling
- Reason for a cold sweat
- Reason for trembling
- Reason to tremble
- Neil Diamond "___ of the Marketplace"
- "Never ___!"
- One of the great motivators
- Misgiving
- Nightmare
- Nightmare emotion
- No ___ (clothing brand)
- Phobia
- Phobic problem
- North Carolina cape
- North Carolina river
- North Carolina's Cape ___
- Not just nerves
- "Proof of a degenerate mind," according to Virgil
- More than just butterflies
- More than misgiving
- Source of a nightmare
- The willies
- "Then live, Macduff. What need I __ of thee?": Macbeth
- Word repeated in a famous FDR quote
- Word repeated in a historic FDR quote
- Word repeated in an iconic FDR quote
- Speaking in public, for many
- Suspect
- Scaredy-cat's emotion
- Scaredy-cat's feeling
- Worry about
- Worry
- Worst nightmare
- What a chicken feels
- What bêtes noires inspire
- What chickens have
- What daredevils seem to lack
- "Yet do I ___ thy nature": Lady Macbeth
- Smith Island cape
- Terror
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- New York Times - March 16, 2014
