shuddersome

This morning there had been some more of it, foul-tasting stuff, coppery and shuddersome.

Well, he had heard of the dwarfs, but the thought of living underground was shuddersome.

It was an awesome and shuddersome thought.

Walking those dark passages was a shuddersome task, but eventually I stood before de Montour's door.

From somewhere above the bell thundered again, a shuddersome impact that shook him as an angry parent shakes a child.

It was repeated--very loud and shuddersome, without being precisely definable.

Age-old traditions invested it with shuddersome horror for anyone born in the hot, luxuriant southern plains.

That same sort of shuddersome treatment had to await Soviet citizens in the grip of the Gestapo.

It's a shuddersome concept.

And the Storm King, the shuddersome demon glimpsed in dreams, the master of the Noms?

Far ahead of him stretched a long corridor, visible in a faint unhallowed glow, its black walls hung with strange shuddersome tapestries.

The futility of things swept him, a chill and shuddersome tide that served to wash some of the tangles from his thoughts.

Robin Robertson’s The Halving, about a heart operation, is gothic and scientific, a shuddersome self-elegy.

Eolair had not heard much about the Norn Queen, Utuk'ku, but what he had was shuddersome.

A buttressed range impended, its peaks virgin with snow--rugged mountains where in places the sides were sheer and rose to shuddersome heights.

The told us Benjamin Netanyahu was American-oriented, a shuddersome thought, and had the character and brain of a bird, specifically a hawk.

The serrated façade piled itself above them in a series of inward-sloping ledges, reaching a shuddersome height before it met the helium-like blaze of golden roofs.

All those myths of antiquity--behind them did there lie and lurk nightmare realities with slavering fangs and talons steeped in shuddersome evil?

Dekanore VI - A non-Tellurian planet inhabited by immensely ugly, spider-like beings, to whom Kimball Kinnison was a shuddersome sight.

It has the most shuddersome line in the collection, when the entrepreneur behind the Pleasure Palace insists "What people forget about that film, Brigadoon, is what a wonderful time people had there!."

This, too, was a shuddersome thing, for the handmaidens used no ropes but bound the adventurers with threads of sticky, fibrous fluid which they exuded from tiny pulsating orifices in their fingertips!

Of a sudden the air was foul with shuddersome, well remembered odors of hideous connection, and my hackles rose as I backed quickly away from the strangely turbaned, squat figure I had chanced into.

Beyond that black ridge men were chanting in an evil monotone that brought up shuddersome racial memories, old as time and dim as nightmares, of grim black temples where clouds of foul incense smoke rolled about the feet of bowing worshippers before a blood-stained altar.

That brain had crashed to dust beneath Conan's battle-axe on the night the king had fought for his life with the assassins the mad rhymer had led into the betrayed palace, but the shuddersome words of that grisly song still rang in the king's ears as he stood there in his chains.

They had obviously massed their minds against the two of us - perhaps helped by others of their shuddersome species, possibly even Shudde-M'ell himself, wherever he might be - and unbeknown to us, having overcome the shielding powers of our star-stones, they had thus learned of our plans to drive south to Dover.