"make someone's hair stand on end" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "A commentator in the tabloid Bild said seeing signs like “Harald’s Eck” (“Harald’s Corner”) made his “hair stand on end”, and that the proper use of the genitive form would be bemoaned by lovers of the German language.",
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        "To frighten or scare someone."
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        "(informal) To frighten or scare someone."
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        {
          "word": "raise someone's hackles"
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          "word": "set someone's teeth on edge"
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