Adjective
spine chilling
(rare) Alternative spelling of spine-chilling
spine-chilling (comparative more spine-chilling, superlative most spine-chilling)
Inducing fear or nervousness; frequently used of a work of fiction.
The children's mother was worried that the spine-chilling ghost film would give them nightmares.
spine-chilling
And now you'll see too, as you watch this fully restored 1932 version of Robert Louis Stevenson's spine-chilling masterpiece. Source: Internet
However, the dreadful and spine-chilling incident that took the lives of 40 CRPF jawans reveals the painful fact of how colossal our intelligence lapse was. Source: Internet
Horror is designed to elicit spine-chilling, white-knuckled, eye-bulging terror; melodramas are designed to make viewers cry after seeing the misfortunes of the onscreen characters; and pornography is designed to elicit sexual arousal. Source: Internet
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Starting 26 November, stream the spine-chilling thriller directed by Vivy Kathiresan and produced by Krishna Chaitanya. Source: Internet
There Patterson saw fresh tracks—for him an almost unbearably exciting, spine-chilling experience. Source: Internet