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spooky

[spoo-kee] / ˈspu ki /


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It’s spooky being out here by myself—every time a car passes, I jump a little.

From Literature

Since she’s into horror films, she’d probably love Horror Row, the stretch of Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank that is densely populated with spooky, spine crawling horror-themed shops and attractions you can enjoy year round.

From Los Angeles Times

“Dude, what would really be spooky is if you and I knew somebody Akira knew,” Owen said to George.

From Literature

For some, the festive season begins the second the spooky season ends, with trees going up straight after Halloween, but for others this may be a lot later.

From BBC

Did this add to the spooky, murder mystery vibe of the film?

From BBC