Halloween

2. A frightening or imaginary creature, such as Frankenstein's monster or the Loch Ness Monster.
5. Flying creatures that are sometimes linked to Halloween because they are active at night.
6. Clothing or outfit worn for fun or disguise on Halloween, such as a superhero or a witch costume.
9. A large, round, orange fruit often carved into jack-o'-lanterns for Halloween.
12. A Halloween tradition where children visit houses, saying this phrase to receive candy or small gifts.

1. Sweet treats, like chocolates and lollipops, given out during trick-or-treating on Halloween.
2. A preserved body, typically wrapped in cloth, resembling ancient Egyptian practices, often depicted in Halloween decorations.
3. house A spooky building with scary decorations, popular for Halloween events and activities.
4. A fictional creature that drinks blood, often shown with fangs and a fear of sunlight in Halloween lore.
7. An eight-legged arachnid often associated with Halloween decorations and stories.
8. The framework of bones inside the human body, often used as a spooky decoration during Halloween.
10. A spirit or apparition of a deceased person, typically depicted as a pale, floating figure.
11. A character in stories and movies who has magical powers and is often portrayed as flying on a broomstick.