Haunted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAUNTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HAUNT, to visit frequently
• (of a ghost) manifest itself at (a place) regularly
• (of a person or animal) frequent (a place)
• be persistently and disturbingly present in (the mind)
• (of something unpleasant) continue to affect or cause problems for
NOUN:
• a place frequented by a specified person
ADJECTIVE:
• frequented by ghosts
• Inhabited by, or subject to the visits of, apparitions; frequented by a ghost.
• having or showing excessive or compulsive concern with something
• showing emotional affliction or disquiet
• inhabited by or as if by apparitions

Words related to HAUNTED

haunt8 haunting12 haunts9

Words that contain HAUNTED

chaunted14 unhaunted13

How to use HAUNTED in a sentence

• He haunted the High Street, and when the suspicious Mrs.
• For three years he haunted it, spending all of his leisure time in his experiments.
• She was silent, but the image of the old man haunted her at all times and seasons.
• But Cheetre, for such was his real name, was haunted amidst his glory by a rival.
• You tell the tenant you are interested in the place because you happen to know that at one time it was haunted.
• The familiar spots she had known since childhood were haunted by a something that made them seem new and strange.
• Three times he did this, in an attitude more of warning than of anger, when, at length, he turned and approached the haunted house, at the door of which he disappeared.
• Ringwood is now of opinion that they have acted unwisely in concealing the discovery of Sir Adrian in the haunted chamber.
• It was like living in a haunted house and being one at the same time.
• This desolate spot was formerly haunted by eagles, that built in the precipice which forms its western barrier.
• Castlereagh, Lord Grey, haunted by a vision of, 474.
• Yet he could not help being haunted by the thought that some thieves are too shrewd to assume the risks of highway robbery.
• A knowledge of his guilt weighed upon him and haunted him day and night.
• She did not care to think of the real terror which haunted her.
• He came up to Metropolisville, improved his dress by buying some ready-made clothing, and haunted the streets where he could catch a glimpse now and then of Katy.
• The author has slept in several haunted houses, but has never seen what he was led to expect.
• These two examples are at the opposite poles between which ghostly manifestations vary, in haunted houses.
• This dream troubled her very much, and even haunted my mind unpleasantly too.
• And these priests told an incredible story, yet one that haunted with its possibilities of truth.
• In any case, Heine met the new love on the occasion of a visit to Lueneburg and Hamburg in the spring of 1823, and was haunted by her image during the summer spent at Cuxhaven.
• The esoteric meaning of this lonely and haunted region suddenly flamed up within me and I began to tremble dreadfully.
• The strange voices that had always haunted him, the murmuring of river waters, or whispering of maidens, or muttering of women were now clear.
• She felt very weak, her brain was haunted by visions and her nerves were upset by troubles which the least excitement aggravated.
• I went to bed, and having disclosed as much to Timothy as I could safely venture to do, I fell fast asleep, but her figure and her voice haunted me in my dreams.

Similar words containing HAUNT without suffix ed

haunt8 chaunt11 haunts9 chaunts12 haunter10 chaunted14 chaunter13 chauntry16 haunters11 haunting12 chaunters14 chaunting15 hauntings13 unhaunted13 chauntress15 chauntries15 hauntingly17 chauntresses17

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