Spook definition: A ghost or a specter, often believed to be the disembodied spirit of a dead person.
Definitions of Spook
- 1noun
A ghost or a specter, often believed to be the disembodied spirit of a dead person.
- 2verb
To frighten or unnerve someone or an animal, often causing them to jump or react suddenly.
- 3noun(informal)
An informal term for a spy or secret agent, especially one involved in intelligence gathering.
Example Sentences
“They say an old lady's spook haunts the abandoned house.”
“The sudden noise spooked the horses, causing them to bolt.”
“He worked as a spook for the government during the Cold War.”
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A theatrical performance or attraction featuring supernatural or horror themes.
A house or attraction designed to frighten people, often with ghost-like figures.
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