ghoster
- noun
- /ˈɡoʊstər/
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fantasmas
- In the play, the ghoster wore a white sheet and floated across the stage to surprise the audience.
Examples
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The ghoster at the haunted house scared the children.
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Many people enjoy being a ghoster during Halloween.
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During the haunted house event, she was the main ghoster who scared visitors with her spooky costume.
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The children laughed when their friend played the ghoster and jumped out from behind the curtain.
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During the haunted house event, she was the main ghoster who scared visitors with her spooky costume.
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The children laughed when their friend played the ghoster and jumped out from behind the curtain.
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In the play, the ghoster wore a white sheet and floated across the stage to surprise the audience.
Synonyms
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4.1
A person who plays tricks on people to make them laugh
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7.4
A person who lies about their job or skills to trick people
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6.7
A person who tricks people into believing something false for fun or attention
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6.1
A person who jumps out to frighten visitors at haunted houses or Halloween events
A person who plays tricks on other people
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ghoster comes from ghost + -er, meaning 'a person who is a ghost or pretends to be one.' Imagine someone in a white sheet floating or jumping out to scare visitors, and that image explains why ghoster means a person who acts like a ghost.