Ghost

What do we mean by ghost?

The spirit of a dead person, especially one that is believed to appear to the living in bodily form or to haunt specific locations. noun

A person's spirit or soul. noun

A returning or haunting memory or image. noun

A slight or faint trace. noun

The tiniest bit. noun

A faint, unwanted image, as. noun

An unwanted image on a television or radar screen caused by reflected waves. noun

A displaced image in a photograph caused by the optical system of the camera. noun

An unwanted spectral line caused by imperfections in a diffraction grating. noun

A displaced image in a mirror caused by reflection from the front of the glass. noun

A ghostwriter. noun

A nonexistent publication listed in bibliographies. noun

A fictitious employee or business. noun

A red blood cell having no hemoglobin. noun

To engage in ghostwriting. intransitive verb

To move noiselessly like a ghost. intransitive verb

To haunt. intransitive verb

To ghostwrite. intransitive verb

The spirit; the soul of man.

The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death

Any faint shadowy semblance; an unsubstantial image

A false image formed in a telescope, camera, or other optical device by reflection from the surfaces of one or more lenses.

An unwanted image similar to and overlapping or adjacent to the main one on a television screen, caused by the transmitted image being received both directly and via reflection.

A ghostwriter.

An unresponsive user on IRC, resulting from the user's client disconnecting without notifying the server.

An image of a file or hard disk.

An understudy.

A covert (and deniable) agent.

The faint image that remains after an attempt to remove graffiti.

An opponent in a racing game that follows a previously recorded route, allowing players to compete against previous best times.

A dead person whose identity is stolen by another. See ghosting.

(in names of species) White or pale.

(in names of species) Transparent or translucent.

Abandoned.

Remnant; the remains of a(n).

Perceived or listed but not real.

Of cryptid, supernatural or extraterrestrial nature.

Substitute.

1. v., to ghost: to leave a social gathering, often of an intimate atmosphere, without notifying others in the group. generally considered to be an odd way to act. Urban Dictionary

1. n. Spooky sheet w/ holes cut out for eyes. 2. n. The spirit of a person or animal that hasn't gone to Heaven yet. 3. n. A person (usually a sniper) who can move through the woods without making a sound, being seen, or leaving a trail as if they had never been there. Urban Dictionary

Holding in a hit so long that you don't see the smoke when the person exhales. Urban Dictionary

Means that you are leaving a certain place and you're usually going home and not coming back. Its the same thing as "Goodbye, Ill see you later". Urban Dictionary

1) The discarnate soul of a deceased human being or animal still occupying the physical realm. These spirits may or may not know that they are dead. They can also be called forth. 2)Residuals. 3)A demon, angel, saint, or Christ Himself. 4)A poltergeist. There are actually many kinds of ghosts, but to name them all and give definitons would be impossible, due to a limit of space. Urban Dictionary

A clear men/woman also known a spirit Urban Dictionary

As in ghost producer, ghost songwriter, ghost writer (books) etc. that means when the person remains anonymous or doesn't take credit for his/her work. Urban Dictionary

V. The act of leaving a place rapidly trying not to leave a trace Urban Dictionary

To kill someone. Urban Dictionary

A nic you use on a message board that is different from the nic you usually use. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ghost:
ghost, host, ghast, ghosh, glost, goost, gost, vhost, ghosn, ghose, shost.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ghost:
whisperer, recon, haunt, scrooge, rider, ghosts, paranormal, haunting, haunted, crabs, hunters, blaze, supernatural, stories, phantom, horror, shell, spirits, spirit, adventures, town, christmas, tales, hamlet, marvel, mystery, ranch, cartoon, story, revenge, tale, murdered, riders, hunter, hunting, nevada.

Words that rhyme with ghost:
post, host, coast, roast, toast, boast, most, utmost, riposte, foremost, almost, engrossed, yost, outpost, signpost, lamppost, ost, goalpost, innermost, king post, diagnosed, post-, glasnost, frowst, seacoast, outermost, uppermost, cohost, guidepost, french toast, southernmost, dowst, dosed, moste, northernmost, pot roast, at most, sternpost, melba toast, first and foremost, gold coast, barbary coast, westernmost, rump roast, yoast, coste, lamb roast, the most, parcel post, grossed, trading post, from pillar to post, ivory coast, overdosed, pork roast, whipping post, crown roast, suncoast, command post, deaf as a post, cinnamon toast, queen post, intermediate host, military post, droste, missionary post, definitive host, at the most, beef roast, observation post, meteorological observation post, corner post, pan roast, hitching post, oste-, rib roast, toste, wiener roast, blade roast, winning post, starting post, standing rib roast, pancoast, swinging post, veal roast, orange toast, telegraph post, shutting post, woeste, bundespost, amerihost, anteriormost, ivory-coast, khost, voest, westcoast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ghost:
holy, little, own, poor, old, pale, real, white, hungry, mere, gray, female, angry, very, familiar, friendly, ancestral, restless, black, resident, thin, vengeful, grey, invisible, headless, evil, honest, faint, famous, sad, gentle, dark, beautiful, red, sheeted, unhappy, haunting, tall, silent, blessed, malevolent, dim, uneasy, lonely, disembodied, avenging, dear, shadowy, troubled, pallid, affable, grim, unlaid, male, unquiet, lane, terrible, dead, bloody, damned, lovely, powerful, strange, troublesome, malignant, genuine, awful, noisy, huge, happy, veritable, dangerous, tiny, sweet, merest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ghost:
stories, dance, towns, seer, images, crabs, town, hunters, story, cells, wars, writers, writer, dancing, theory, writing, ships, glaucoma, hunter, ship, hunting, dancers, cries, land, image, dances, seers, bears, eye, rockets, father, title, scenes, sickness, tales, light, riders, songs, haunts, shirts, marriage, finder, fear, gods, soldiers, lights, rides, voices, religion, worship, vessels, scene, flower, returns, train, moth, tours, surgery, fishing, shrimp, talk, trio, tantras, gums, rooms, plane, graves, bats, nights, moths, noun, shadows, shrimps, lore, cell, houses, walks, horse, wife, notes, lineages, peaks, doctors, busters, legends, acreage, haunted, pictures, breathing.

Consonant match to ghost:
guest, gust, ghast, geist, gast, gassed, guessed, goost, goosed, gerst, guste.

Words that sound like ghost:
ghost, goest, guest, guessed, gust, gassed, geist, gost, gast, ghast, goosed, goost, guste, geest, coast, coste, khost, goat, ghosts, grossed, ghosty, gst, gote, go it, go at, gosta, cost, cast, kissed, caste, cussed, cased, kist, cust, kast, yost, kost, kust, kest, keast, yoast, qust, caast, kiste, kaist, kaste, kaust, kyst, get, gate, gas, august, geese, gat, aghast, gait, gazed, gasped, gass, gassy, geat, gacy, gauss, gis, gashed, gatt, agast, gayest, gaster, ghat, gett, auguste, gainst, gaut, gesso, gesse, geise, gaso, gasse, ghit, geiss, gerst, geesey, gete, gasa, geit, gaat, gasto, garst, geister, gesa, gassett, ghaut, -gate, gastr, geso, giet, geisa, ghess, gasi.