| ghost |
the
spirit of someone who has died, esp. one that is believed to have
returned to earth to haunt a place or living people. |
| goblin
|
in
folklore and fairy tales, an ugly creature that does evil or mischief
to humans. |
| haunted
|
inhabited
or visited by ghosts. |
| mask
|
a
covering for all or part of the face, usu. worn to disguise the
wearer's identity. |
| monster
|
an
imaginary or mythical creature, often with features of two different
animals or of animals and humans. |
| mummy
|
a
corpse preserved by embalming, esp. one embalmed and wrapped by
or in the manner of the ancient Egyptians. |
| potion
|
a
mixture for drinking, esp. one that is supposed to have medicinal,
magical, or poisonous effects. |
| pumpkin
|
a
large, roundish, gourdlike orange fruit that has thick edible
flesh and is borne on a low-growing vine. |
| bat |
any
of various usu. night-flying mammals that have wings that are
covered with membranes, and that sense objects mostly by means
of reflected sound waves rather than by vision. |
| scary
|
causing
fear; frightening. |
| spell
|
a
word, phrase, or the like used to bewitch or enchant; charm; incantation.
|
| vampire
|
a
legendary being, often said to be a revived corpse, that preys
on people in order to suck out their blood. |
| warlock |
a
man who practices witchcraft or magic arts; sorcerer. |
| witch
|
a
woman who practices or is believed to practice occult magic; sorceress
. |
| zombie
|
a
spell or supernatural force that, according to voodoo belief and
legend, can enter a corpse, return life to it, and then control
its actions. |
| carve
|
to
form or inscribe by cutting. |
| costume
|
a
set of clothes suited to a particular season, occasion, or activity.
|
