Halloween vocabularyVersión en línea Halloween vocabulary por JOAN GOMEZ PONS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A feeling of panic or terror. Starts with B A hard white piece of the human body. Starts with C What children want to get on Halloween. Starts with D The most famous vampire in literature. Starts with E An adjective that means malicious or bad. An _ _ _ _ witch. Starts with F The most famous monster in literature. Starts with G An apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear to the living. Starts with H A house that has ghosts in it. Starts with I A small animal; for instance a spider or a cockroach. Starts with J A carved pumpkin; the most common Halloween sympol. Starts with K A kitchen tool we can also use as a weapon. Starts with L What Jack holds every Halloween night. Starts with M A dead human body wrapped in bandages. Starts with N An unpleasant dream; usually terrifying or scaring. Starts with O Month when Halloween is celebrated. Starts with P A magical beverage prepared by witches. Starts with Q A synonym of fast. _ _ _ _ _! Run! Starts with R A small rodent, larger than a mouse, that has a long tail and is considered to be harmful. Starts with S The head bone of a skeleton. Starts with T What children do every Halloween night. Starts with U An adjectives which has the opposite meaning of beautiful. Starts with V A terrifying creature that drinks blood. Starts with W A powerful woman who makes magic. Starts with X A photograph that shows the inside of your body. They took an _ - _ _ _ of his leg. Contains Y Something strange and frightening. Starts with Z A dead person who comes to life.
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