Look up: Ghost

1. Ghost
   Ghost is slang for someone who rarely makes an appearance.
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2. Ghost
   Ghost is slang for someone who rarely makes an appearance.
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3. Ghost
   1) Noun - Beam of light which inadvertently leaks from a lantern and falls where it is not wanted. 2) Verb - To allow a small dim light to emit from a follow spot to allow it to be properly lined up before turning the lantern to full. 3) No theatre would be complete without a resident ghost!
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4. Ghost
   Popular term for an experience believed to indicate the presence of the spirit of a deceased person. See also apparition, haunting, poltergeist. Full definition
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5. Ghost
   Popular term for an experience believed to indicate the presence of the spirit of a deceased person. See also apparition, haunting, poltergeist.
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6. ghost
   [n] - the visible disembodied soul of a dead person 2. [n] - a mental representation of some haunting experience 3. [v] - move like a ghost 4. [v] - write for someone else
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7. ghost
   The spectre of a person who has died and who is believed to haunt places at certain times. Ghosts are often described as being indifferent to human presence, though a few are vengeful. Many faiths...
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8. ghost
   a spurious additional image of a picture highlight caused by photoelectrons reflected from the target at high velocity and subsequently returning to it at other locations Category: Electrical engineering and energy • a defect,apparent in reproduction,in which an additional outline,or gho...
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9. Ghost
   Ghost noun [ Middle English gast , gost , soul, spirit, Anglo-Saxon gāst breath, spirit, soul; akin to Old Saxon g...st spirit, soul, Dutch geest , German geist , and probably to English gaze , <...
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10. Ghost
    Ghost intransitive verb To die; to expire. [ Obsolete] Sir P. Sidney.
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11. Ghost
    Ghost transitive verb To appear to or haunt in the form of an apparition. [ Obsolete] Shak.
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12. ghost
    1. The spirit; the soul of man. 'Then gives her grieved ghost thus to lament.' (Spenser) ... 2. The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death; an apparition; a specter. 'The mighty ghosts of our great Harrys rose.' (Shak) 'I thought that I had died in ...
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13. ghost
    shade 1 spook noun a mental representation of some haunting experience; `he looked like he had seen a ghost`; `it aroused specters from his past`
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14. ghost
    ghostwrite verb write for someone else; `How many books have you ghostwritten so far?`
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15. ghost
    verb move like a ghost; `The masked men ghosted across the moonlit yard`
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16. ghost
    noun a suggestion of some quality; `there was a touch of sarcasm in his tone`; `he detected a ghost of a smile on her face`
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17. Ghost
    • (v. i.) To die; to expire. • (n.) A false image formed in a telescope by reflection from the surfaces of one or more lenses. • (n.) The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death; an apparition; a specter. • (n.) The spirit; the so...
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18. Ghost
    (from the article `1990: Other Winners`) Original Screenplay: Bruce Joel Rubin for GhostAdapted Screenplay: Michael Blake for Dances with WolvesCinematography: Dean Semler for Dances with ... Other Nominees...The Color Purple (1985), for which she garnered an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe Award. Goldberg went on to perform in l...
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19. ghost
    soul or spectre of a dead person, usually believed to inhabit the netherworld and to be capable of returning in some form to the world of the ... [4 related articles]
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20. ghost
    (chat) (Or 'zombie') The image of a user's session on IRC and similar systems, left when the session has been terminated (properly or, often, improperly) but the server (or the network at large) believes the connection is still active and belongs to a real user. Compare clonebot. (1997-04-07)
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21. ghost
    
    • a mental representation of some haunting experience
    • a writer who gives the credit of authorship to someone else
    • the visible disembodied soul of a dead person
    • a suggestion of some quality
    
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22. ghost
    a spurious additional image of a picture highlight caused by photoelectrons reflected from the target at high velocity and subsequently returning to it at other locations
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23. ghost
    an additional image, positive or negative, which may be seen displaced from the main image
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24. ghost
    ghost: see apparition; poltergeist.
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25. Ghost
    Ghost is a romantic drama starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Goldwyn, Rick Aviles and Gail Boggs in a story about a recently deceased man trying to warn his girl friend through a spiritualist that her life is in danger. Ghost was directed by Jerry Zucker in 1990.
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