Spook and Vampire

Spook

Spook noun - The soul of a dead person thought of especially as appearing to living people.
Usage example: Halloween is the night when spooks and goblins are said to roam abroad

Vampire and spook are semantically related In some cases you can use "Vampire" instead a noun "Spook".

Nearby Words: spooky, spooked, spooking

Vampire

Vampire noun - A person who habitually preys upon others.
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Spook and vampire are semantically related in ghost topic. Sometimes you can use "Spook" instead a noun "Vampire", if it concerns topics such as spirit of the dead.

Nearby Words: vamp, vampirism
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