The Graveyard Book definitions 3:8

Supernatural beings or spirits, often depicted in folklore and fiction as undead creatures that feed on corpses or haunt graveyards.

• ghouls
• apprentice
• apparently
• reluctantly

The act of leaving or deserting someone or something, often without intending to return; a feeling of being forsaken or neglected.

• abandonment
• reproachfully
• attitude
• guess

Calm; not disturbed by something, typically in the face of chaos.

• unperturbed
• bishop
• obduracy
• nark

Relating to British history during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1901), or characteristic of the culture, style, or values of that era.

• Victorian
• improbable
• enforcement
• gravestones

Remaining composed, steady, and unshaken in difficult or stressful situations; not easily upset, disturbed, or distracted.

• unflappable
• sequence
• skirmish
• appreciate

Being alone or isolated; without companionship or social interaction.

• solitary
• exhilarating
• promotion
• sarcastic

Not appealing in appearance, taste, or smell often deterring one from consuming

• unappetizing
• upended
• accustomed
• outlaw

Sufficient in quantity, quality, or degree; enough to meet a need.

• adequate
• unconquerable
• intrigued
• skeptical

A person who is learning a trade, craft, or profession from a skilled practitioner, typically through a formal arrangement.

• apprentice
• marrow
• dread
• perspiration

In a manner that expresses disapproval often implying blame

• reproachfully
• parasites
• involuntary
• fairway