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spooky

[spoo-kee] / ˈspu ki /


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For some, the festive season begins the second the spooky season ends, with trees going up straight after Halloween, but for others this may be a lot later.

From BBC

Did this add to the spooky, murder mystery vibe of the film?

From BBC

She was merely using an expression that means to get a sudden and unpleasantly spooky feeling.

From Literature

Princesses of even the most delicate sensibilities have been known to enjoy a rugged camping trip, with melted marshmallows and spooky tales told ’round the fire.

From Literature

Cassiopeia was adding more lines to her Poe poem, while Beowulf helpfully drew page after page of spooky ravens to inspire her.

From Literature