phobia (n), A very strong fear of something, often without a real reason, panic (n / v), A sudden feeling of fear that you can’t control, nervous (adj), Worried and a bit afraid about something that is going to happen, anxious (adj), Worried for a long time about something that may go wrong, terrified (adj), Extremely afraid, adrenaline (n), A chemical that makes your heart beat faster when you are afraid or excited, instinct (n), Natural behaviour that you don’t need to learn, heartbeat (n), The regular movement of your heart, shake (v), To move quickly and uncontrollably, for example because of fear, threat (n), Something that may cause danger or harm, thrill (n), A strong feeling of excitement, sometimes with a little fear, thrill-seeker (n), A person who loves dangerous or exciting activities, suspense (n), The exciting feeling of waiting to find out what will happen, jump scare (n), A sudden scary moment in a film or game that makes you jump, horror (n), A type of film or book that is meant to frighten people, face your fears (phr), To deal with something that scares you instead of running away, overcome (v), To successfully deal with a problem or a fear, comfort zone (n), A situation where you feel safe and relaxed, avoid (v), To stay away from something or someone, cope with (phr v), To deal with a difficult situation successfully

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