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You can find a definition of gun-shy over at The Free Dictionary:

1. Afraid of loud noise, such as that of gunfire.

2. Extremely distrustful or wary

"Back" indicates that "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location, or one with discrete borders (e.g., a town). Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!

You can find a definition of gun-shy over at The Free Dictionary:

1. Afraid of loud noise, such as that of gunfire.

2. Extremely distrustful or wary

"Back" indicates that "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location, or one with discrete borders (e.g., a town). Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!

You can find a definition of gun-shy over at The Free Dictionary:

1. Afraid of loud noise, such as that of gunfire.

2. Extremely distrustful or wary

"Back" indicates that "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location. Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!

You can find a definition of gun-shy over at The Free Dictionary:

1. Afraid of loud noise, such as that of gunfire.

2. Extremely distrustful or wary

"Back" indicates that "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location, or one with discrete borders (e.g., a town). Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!

1. Here's a definition of "gun-shy"...

2. "Back" indicates "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location. Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!

You can find a definition of gun-shy over at The Free Dictionary:

1. Afraid of loud noise, such as that of gunfire.

2. Extremely distrustful or wary

"Back" indicates that "come here" is to return to "here," and "in" implies that "here" is an enclosed location. Here's another example (of bad parenting) that I just made up:

[A parent to a child who just went outside]: If you don't come back in here now, you can stay out!