Halloween Vocabulary In English - Learn English Halloween Vocabulary

Hello students. Today I will teach  you some Halloween vocabulary.  

Halloween is celebrated in many countries  around the world. Halloween is celebrated on  

October 31st. I have chosen some vocabulary words  about Halloween that you may find interesting.  

The words I will teach you may have several  meanings, but I will teach you the meaning most  

related to Halloween. So, let’s learn  English about some Halloween vocabulary. 

The first word is fright. Fright is fear caused by  sudden danger. For example: A dog suddenly jumped  

and gave me a fright. We also have frightened  which is a verb. Frightened means to make afraid,  

to terrify. The scary movie frightened the woman. The next Halloween vocabulary word is ghastly.  

Ghastly is similar to frightening and  means intensely unpleasant, disagreeable,  

or objectionable. Ghastly is an adjective. For  example: Last night I had a ghastly nightmare.  

As you see ghastly describes the  nightmare. A ghastly nightmare. 

Otherworldly is an adjective. Otherworldly means:  of, relating to, or resembling that of a world  

other than the actual world. Here’s an  example: Zombies are otherworldly monsters. 

The next Halloween vocabulary word  is phantom. Phantom is a noun and  

means something that seems to exist  but with no substantial existence.  

Here’s an example: Last night I  saw a phantom in my nightmare. 

The next vocabulary word is repulsive. Something  that is repulsive makes a person want to stay away  

from something for some reason. Often the reason  is because the thing is gross or disgusting. For  

example: She found the monster deeply repulsive. The next word is unnerved. Unnerved just means to  

cause someone or something to become nervous. The  woman became unnerved by the voice on the phone. 

Tombstone. A tombstone is a stone used to mark  the graves of people who have died. Usually,  

tombstones have the name of the dead person and  some other information. Tombstones are used a  

lot to symbolize Halloween. Here’s an example:  There were many tombstones in the graveyard. 

The next word is gruesome. Gruesome  is an adjective and means to inspire  

horror or repulsion. Remember the word  repulsive from earlier. Gruesome is  

used to describe something horrible. For  example, the woman saw a gruesome murder. 

Oh, I heard a noise. That think that mask  guy is back. I will be right back students. 

Finally, he’s gone. Ok, students.  Now you know more scary Halloween  

vocabulary term. Make sure to like this  video. I’ll see you next time. Bwahahaha