Halloween

3. A mythical creature that is said to survive by feeding on the blood of living beings.
5. A carved pumpkin used as a decoration during Halloween. It usually has a face or a design carved into it, and a candle or light placed inside to make it glow in the dark
8. A large metal pot used for cooking or boiling liquids. In popular culture, cauldrons are often associated with witches and their potions.
10. A figure made from straw or other materials, often used to scare birds away from crops.
11. A woman who is believed to have magical powers, often depicted in popular culture as wearing a black pointy hat and riding a broomstick.
12. Sweet treats that are given out during Halloween, usually in small, individually wrapped packages.
13. A framework of bones that supports the body of a person or animal.
15. A type of arachnid with eight legs and a distinctive web-making ability. They are often used as a Halloween decoration.

1. A Halloween tradition where children dress up in costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhood asking for candy or treats.
2. A place where dead bodies are buried.
4. A fictional character created by Mary Shelley, often depicted as a monster made from reanimated human body parts.
6. A house or attraction that is decorated to look like a spooky, haunted place, often with actors dressed up in costumes to scare visitors.
7. A fictional undead creature that is said to be reanimated after death.
9. A spirit or supernatural being that is said to haunt or appear to the living.
14. An outfit worn during Halloween that is usually inspired by spooky or supernatural characters like witches, ghosts, or vampires.