Idioms with Soul and Flying and Their Explanations

Describe the daylights out of 】 【 extreme fear, or stimulated out of control.

Describe the daylights out of 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the past 】 【 panic, extreme fear. With the "past".

Describe the past 】 【 panic, extreme fear. With the "past".

Metaphor is very scared.

I was scared out of my wits. Describe panic and extreme fear.

Describe the daylights out of 】 【 stimulated and tempted by the outside world, unable to concentrate. Also described as scared.

Describe the soul fly eye broken 】 【 very yearning for it, can't self sustaining.

Describe the soul fly bravery war 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the soul fly bravery loss 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the soul fly bravery to break 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the soul fly bravery fall 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the soul fly bravery crack 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

Describe the soul fly tremble with fear 】 【 terrified, extremely afraid. With the "past".

[flying] describes the imagination when writing.

Describe [ghost flying] very scared.

Describe the daylights out of 】 【 panic.

【 past 】 crack: rupture. Soul: soul, mind. The intestines are broken, and the wits are gone. Describe extreme fear and panic.