Ghost and Hag

Ghost

Ghost noun - An evil spirit.

Usage example: the vengeful ghosts of seamen who were deliberately shipwrecked upon these shores

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Hag and ghost are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hag" instead a noun "Ghost". archaic substitute

Nearby Words: ghostly, ghosted, ghosting

Hag noun - A mean or ugly old woman.

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Ghost and hag are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ghost" instead a noun "Hag".

old	old ghost	old hag
complete	complete ghost	complete hag
half	half ghost	half hag
powerful	powerful ghost	powerful hag
Other adjectives: evil, young, beautiful, ancient, new, mysterious, last, skeletal, insane, local.

Ginko Hag (before she became a ghost), when she learned her boyfriend died Funetik Aksent: The Seven-Faced Dog.

Source: Manga / Muhyo and Roji
When you lay her ghost to rest by restoring her human-shape, you inadvertently unmask the monster: the Hag, an ancient woman who learned to lengthen her own lifespan by murdering people and wear the flayed skins of her victims as disguises.

Source: Body Horror / Video Games
Future stories show he really doesn't care what gender an enemy is, gleefully slugging Shriek, Ghost Rider's foe Hag, and any female symbiotes that he encounters.

Source: Would Hit a Girl

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