Use of the word spook in a sentence example

spook

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Everybody is afraid of spooks. [Please select]

Either they didn't want to spook him or they don't have any concrete evidence of specific crimes. [Please select]

I prefer a spook to a gendarme. [Please select]

"I've heard some ghost stories," Mangan went on, "but a spook that comes and howls once a week for ten years takes some beating." [Please select]

The old fellow grew almost speechless with indignation, then he spluttered his answer: "It was not a woman, Baas, but a spook." [Please select]

No sooner do they outgrow the deathlike grip of one spook, lo. [Please select]

Such a spook is neither a credit nor a comfort to the family. [Please select]

Because if not, when I am as much a spook as she is I will not give it to her again. [Please select]

"Tell them to go and catch the spook; we don't want a lot of noisy fellows howling chanties here all night." [Please select]

"Why, hello, Win," said Rand; "what were you trying to do, play spook." [Please select]

This morning you heard a 'spook' outside the door, this afternoon you believe you hear a voice calling you. [Please select]

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