words you say when you ring someone's doorbell on Halloween

(a)  

a phantom that haunts

(a)  

a sorcerer that performs magic

(a)  

a large, round, yellow-orange fruit you see in the fall

(a)  

inhabited by ghosts

(a)  

dark shapes; silhouettes

(a)  

a woman that has magic powers

(a)  

given to kids on Halloween

(a)  

the most scary

(a)  

something you get on your face at a fall festival

(a)  

a large flat stone over a grave

(a)  

a monster in the shape of a man

(a)  

making someone afraid or anxious; terrifying

The fake cobwebs we spread all over the front porch looked especially (a)   at night.

a corpse that drinks the blood of the living

Tadashi wanted to dress like a (a)   for Halloween, so he bought a black cape and a pair of fangs.

a mischievous, dwarf-like creature in folklore

(a)  

an object made to resemble a human figure, set up to scare birds away from a field where crops are growing.

(a)  

time between evening and morning; the time of darkness.

(a)  

transportation for a witch

(a)  

helps creatures see, also used in a witches brew

(a)  

eight legged arachnid

(a)  

external framework of bone

(a)  

an intense feeling of fear, shock

(a)  

a lantern made from a hollowed-out pumpkin in which holes are cut to represent facial features

(a)  

a word said by magicians when performing a magic trick

(a)