Ida Far Out And Very Scared Crossword Clue

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AFRAID
- Fearful
- Fearful of initiating air force attack
- Feeling scared in a loud storm
- Filled with apprehension
- Frightened
- Frightened of a loud bombing mission
- Ida far out and very scared

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