Halloween

3. a dead body.
4. a lantern carved from a pumpkin, with a candle inside.
8. sharp, pointy upper front teeth, designed for piercing flesh.
10. a popular Halloween custom in the UK and USA, where children dress up in costumes and visit people's houses in search of sweets (British English) or candy (US English).
14. a place frequented by ghosts or other spirits of the dead.
15. ghost-like.
19. to scare, startle.
20. an unhappy, wailing ghost which features in Irish and Scottish folklore. Banshees are said to appear when somebody is about to die.
21. a magic rite, cast by witches.
22. a fictional scary person, used to frighten children who misbehave.
23. the bony part of the head, attached to a person's skeleton.

1. a type of brush with a long wooden handle, said to be used by witches to fly, according to legend.
2. a high pitched noise made by dogs and wolves.
5. an outer garment, or cape.
6. a scary, bad dream.
7. a burial space for a coffin in a cemetery.
9. unsettling, or scary.
11. another name for Halloween.
12. a dark shape cast by an object positioned between a surface and a source of light, such as the moon.
13. a container for a dead body. Generally made of wood and lined with silk, with a hinged lid.
16. bad or evil.
17. malicious, bad..
18. a small, ugly, mischievous creature, with a reputation for causing trouble.
21. mildly scary, though often in a fun way.