Halloween

2. Evil or morally wrong.
4. The bony framework of a body, often seen as decoration.
5. To cut or etch a design into a pumpkin.
6. Winged mammal that flies at night; sometimes associated with vampires.
8. A long, sharp tooth, especially of a vampire or snake.
10. A box in which a dead body is buried.
11. Causing horror or disgust; morbid and revolting.
13. A liquid mixture with special or magical properties.
14. A place where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery.
16. Another word for a ghost or spirit.
17. A ghost or ghost-like image of someone, seen just before or after their death.
18. An underground vault or room, especially one beneath a church, used for burials.
21. Extreme fear.
23. Disturbing or fascinating because of its association with death and injury.
24. A long, mournful cry, often made by a werewolf or wolf.
25. A ghost or an illusion; something that is only imagined.
26. A loud, harsh laugh, typical of a witch.
28. Causing an uneasy feeling of fear or disgust.
29. A corpse brought back to life without human intelligence.
30. A large round orange squash, essential for carving.
31. Giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen.
33. An outfit worn to disguise the wearer on Halloween night.

1. Strange and frightening; mysterious and unnerving.
3. A tangled mass of silk threads spun by a spider.
5. A large metal pot, often used by a witch for brewing potions.
7. Children's activity of demanding candy at houses on Halloween.
9. An evil spirit or phantom, sometimes said to feed on the dead.
12. A sudden intense feeling of fear.
15. A hollowed-out pumpkin carved with a face and lit from within.
17. A person, typically a woman, who is credited with magical powers.
19. A magical spell or curse intended to cause bad luck.
20. A noisy, mischievous spirit that causes physical disturbances.
22. A mythological undead creature that subsists on the blood of the living.
23. A preserved corpse, often wrapped in linen bandages.
27. To repeatedly visit a place as a ghost or spirit.
32. Scary; having a sinister or ghostly appearance.