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ghast
English
Etymology 1
Variation of gast, from Middle English gasten, from Old English g?stan (“to meditate”) and g?stan (“to gast, frighten, afflict, torment”). More at gast. Spelling influenced by ghost.
Verb
ghast (third-person singular simple present ghasts, present participle ghasting, simple past and past participle ghasted)
- Alternative form of gast
Derived terms
- aghast
- beghast
- ghastful
- ghastly
- ghastness
Etymology 2
Poetic abbreviation of ghastly. Use as a noun influenced by ghost.
Adjective
ghast (comparative more ghast, superlative most ghast)
- Having a ghastly appearance; weird.
Translations
Noun
ghast (plural ghasts)
- (fantasy) An evil spirit or monster; a ghoul.
Translations
Anagrams
- Ghats, ghats
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ghoast
English
Noun
ghoast (plural ghoasts)
- Obsolete form of ghost.
Anagrams
- gathos, has got
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