Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ghost"

A: it is a joke. "What is up a ghost's nose? Boo-gers"
boo-gers is a play on words. boogers are up everyones nose and since ghosts are normally saying "Boo!" it makes a joke to say Boo-gers

A: first answer in google . wow , that's creepy

A: When someone says they are "into" something, it usually means that they have an interest in that thing. So if someone is "into ghosts", then they have an interest in ghosts.

A: ghosting when you send a text and they dont respond to you're dm (direct messages) either they dont want to or they avoid you all together then you wonder what happen if they did it on purpose or intentionally 👻👻👻👀👀👀👀

A: @Eijirin Ah, I see!
It's because the manifesting already happened (hence why "manifested" is in past tense).
That's a mess up on my part. The sentence means "I was seeing myself already turned into him" Which means you are him ^^;
Sorry for the confusion

A: not necessarily like *noone* can find them. It's just the person they were speaking with. Usually when they went on a date with them. They don't answer the man or woman's texts or phone calls. They are like a ghost because they disappeared

A: To ghost somebody is to suddenly start avoiding them and not responding to texts, calls, etc.

"Nowadays, people tend to ghost somebody instead of saying they aren't interested."

A: My ex ghosted me.
I was seeing this guy and I thought things were going well, but then he ghosted me.
You can find more examples if you google - it's common in dating columns and blogs online.

A: yes! It’s a slang word, which means to stop all contact immediately so basically disappear

A: "I'm a ghost," could be used as two things. The person speaking could be implying that no one listens or notices them, or it could mean that they are dead (Literally like a phantom).

A: Unlike in Korean, politeness in English isn't that much of a concern. I think a better word for "specter" so that you don't get confused is that it is a more "complex" term for ghost. But people use ghost a LOT more than specter so you shouldn't really worry too much :)

A: The first sentence uses a double negation in order to emphasize the statement.
I am really not afraid of ghosts!

A: In theory "spook" can be used instead of "ghost" with the same meaning, but it is not usually used in that sence.

Usually spook is used as a verb. Example: I just saw a movie that really spooked (scared) me!

A: A ghost is usually the spirit of a dead person that appears.

However, "ghost" is often used as a metaphor, meaning something that isn't seen, or seen but not real.

And that is what phantom means, something that seems real but isn't there.

So a ghost would be a phantom, but not all phantoms are ghosts.👻

A: Not much. "Phantom" is a much more old-fashioned word and is used in some books. 99% of the time the word used is "ghost."

A: It means to disappear without explanation

A: Oh ok. A blanket is good. It adds a sense of protection and acts like a comfortable shield. If you relax in a blanket with a cup of hot chocolate, that really helps because it makes you feel comfortable and distracts you from being scared.

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A: ghostbusters

A: A scary ghost has been haunting me in my sleep for a while now.

A: @ym8876 the third one sounds a little weird but the rest is great!

A: Bạn nên nói có ngữ điệu một tí (nhấn nhá lên xuống). Có một ít lỗi sai về phát âm như là "was", bạn ko phát âm âm 's' cuối, hay "told" . Bạn cũng mắc một lỗi grammar nhỏ, đó là When I was a little boy (thiếu 'a'), hoặc bạn cũng có thể nói When I was younger.

A: Yes

A: Almost! Try “I am always thinking that suddenly a ghost will appear and scare me; is this a type of anxiety?”

And ghost are scary! 😆👻