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haunt

[hawnt, hahnt, hant] / hɔnt, hɑnt, hænt /






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Praising the show, our critic noted “For those who are unfamiliar with Ms. Iturbide’s work, this show of almost 200 pictures will be a revelation, opening a door onto her haunting and haunted visions.”

From The Wall Street Journal

As he took a slow walk up the Celtic tunnel on full-time, it wasn't hard to feel something for Wilfried Nancy, a haunted manager on the end of a sixth defeat in his eight games.

From BBC

But cultists are cultists, and when a local man starts recruiting teens to slay the demons haunting the area, an investigation by the three reveals his much larger, more elder-goddish plans.

From The Wall Street Journal

“That was deeply frustrating and haunting for me because it was like, ‘Raúl isn’t choosing to have a baby, but I am.

From Los Angeles Times

Elected the “mayor of the Hotel Cafe,” Brothers discovered the Hollywood haunt before it even had a liquor license.

From Los Angeles Times