Ghosts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GHOSTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GHOST, to ghostwrite
• act as ghostwriter of (a work)
• glide smoothly and effortlessly
• end a personal relationship with (someone) by suddenly and without explanation withdrawing from all communication
NOUN:
• an apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically as a nebulous image
• a slight trace or vestige of something
• a faint secondary image caused by a fault in an optical system, duplicate signal transmission, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to haunt

Words related to GHOSTS

ghost9 ghosted12 ghosting13

How to use GHOSTS in a sentence

• Finally, I said I would see ghosts myself, and continue to argue against their actual existence.
• It settled many points in dispute among the scientific Ghosts.
• There is a family character about all the German ghosts.
• These are no terrible, gloomy ghosts with Spanish mantle or Italian dagger.
• Ghosts were there perhaps, but they were the ghosts of forgotten ancestors.
• They only laughed and remarked that no such thing as that could take place, because there were no ghosts.
• When Bill got home he found the household busy with a much more practical subject than that of ghosts and haunted yew-trees.
• It war ther ghosts ev ther ships, I reckon, but they looked mighty real.
• Every man can see ghosts if it is their will to be seen.
• The art of making stories of ghosts and apparitions credible is said to consist in the manner of telling them.
• The natives of Madagascar also believed in the existence of phantoms and ghosts.
• The forest became black and misty like a haunted wood, and the dim forms of the wolves were the ghosts that lived in it.
• The stern defeated trees looked like the phantoms of themselves, a long silent battalion of petrified ghosts.
• The rarity of such purposeful ghosts in an age like ours, so rich in ghost stories, must have a cause.
• Even in the rather fantastic realm of ghosts, the stories fall into regular groups, advancing in difficulty, like exercises in music or in a foreign language.
• They have talked so much about ghosts, and are so familiar with all the tricks of which those mischievous spirits are capable, that they fear them hardly at all.
• Not being ghosts, they crave no food from men, and receive no sacrifice, as do ghosts, or gods developed out of ghosts, or gods to whom the ghost-ritual has been transferred.
• The readers of Hawthorne will recall passages which are consonant with the idea that Hawthorne believed in ghosts.
• Methinks the ghosts Of father, brother, brood upon their grave And will not let them go.
• Of late years the modern drama has made scarcely any addition to our stock of stage ghosts.
• Possession by ghosts or other spirits is, in popular esteem, of frequent occurrence in India, China, Japan and Indo-China.
• He was a firm believer in spells, second-sights, and ghosts.

Similar words containing GHOST without suffix s

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