horripilation

His blood curdled, he felt an actual horripilation, as he realized the purpose for which the wall had been demolished.

And some horripilation.

Outsiders, who merely noticed the horripilation of the Universe, but saw no obvious reason, have the key in their hands, and may pursue the research on these lines.

Enderby nodded that he understood, quite a while, feeling, with a sensation of faint horripilation, that it was colder than it ought to be.

No one at Republican National Well-Poisoning Headquarters will say so, naturally, but the whispering campaign that could be got up against a candidate who pronounces "G" like an "H" would obviously cause major horripilation outside every barrio in America.