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What are the Scariest, Must-Know Words for Halloween?
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hone
骨
(n)
bone
Hone wa hifu no shita ni aru.
骨は皮膚の下にある。
Your bones are beneath your skin.
kyandī
キャンディー
(n)
candy
oishii kyandī
美味しいキャンディー
delicious candy
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Harowīn
ハロウィーン
(p)
Halloween
kumo
クモ
(n)
spider
Kumo ga jibun no mi o mamotte iru.
蜘蛛が自分の身を守っている。
The spider is protecting itself.
2 More Examples
hōki
ほうき
(n)
broom
kabocha
カボチャ
(n)
pumpkin
orenjiiro no kabocha
オレンジ色のかぼちゃ
orange pumpkin
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kowai
怖い
(i)
scary
kowai byōsha
怖い描写
scary sight
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kōmori
コウモリ
(n)
bat
kuroi kōmori
黒いコウモリ
black bat
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majo
魔女
(n)
witch
yūrei
幽霊
(n)
ghost
kuroneko
黒猫
(n)
black cat
zonbi
ゾンビ
(n)
zombie
kyūketsuki
吸血鬼
(n)
vampire
torikku oa torīto
トリック・オア・トリート
(p)
trick-or-treat
gaikotsu
骸骨
(n)
skeleton
kaibutsu
怪物
(n)
monster
Jakku-ō-rantan
ジャック・オー・ランタン
(n)
jack-o'-lantern
obake yashiki
お化け屋敷
(n)
haunted house
kasō
仮装
(n)
costume
bukimi
不気味
(n)
spooky
zugaikotsu
頭蓋骨
(n)
skull
kaizoku
海賊
(n)
pirate
miira
ミイラ
(n)
mummy
goburin
ゴブリン
(n)
goblin
Furankenshutain
フランケンシュタイン
(n)
Frankenstein
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