Horrible Halloween Vocabulary
Expires October 31st
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Halloween 2014 by Unidcolor
Warning: Not suitable for toddlers or anyone else who could think that anything here is real.
Halloween Nouns
Afterlife, Alien, Antic, Apparition, Arachnophile, Asylum, Autumn, Axe
Banshee, Bat, Beast, Bewitchment, Blood, Bloodbath, Bleeder, Body, Body bag, Bone, Boogie-man, Boo, Brain, Brew, Brimstone, Broom, Broomstick, Butcher
Cackle, Cadaver, Candle, Candy, Casket, Cauldron, Caution, Captive, Cat, Carcass, Carnage, Cemetery, Chains, Charm, Children, Chill, Chocolate, Clove, Clown, Cobweb, Coffin, Concoction, Conjuror, Contortion, Convulsion, Corpse, Costume, Coven, Creak, Creep, Crazy-man, Cringe, Crone, Crow, Crusher, Crypt, Curse, Curser
Damnation, Danger, Darkness, Death, Decapitation, Decay, Decomposition, Decoration, Demon, Depravity, Devil, Disembodiment, Disembowelment, Disguise, Disgust, Dismemberment, Distress, Doom, Dracula, Dread, Dragon, Dreariness, Dress-up, Druid, Dusk
Ectoplasm, Eeriness, Enchantment, Engorgement, Entertainment, Entombment, Evil, Excitement, Excruciation, Execution, Executioner, Exhumation, Exorcism, Exorcist, Eyeball, Eye patch
Face paint, Fairy, Fall, Fang, Fantasy, Fatality, Fear, Feast, Ferocity, Fever, Fiend, Flesh, Fog, Footsteps, Fortune Teller, Frankenstein, Freak, Freakishness, Fright, Full Moon, Furtiveness
Garlic, Gasp, Ghastliness, Ghost, Ghost Buster, Ghost Train, Ghoul, Glob, Gloom, Glop, Glower, Gnarl, Gnome, Goblin, Goo, Goodies, Goop, Goose Bumps, Gore, Gourd, Gargoyle, Gramarye, Grave, Grave dancer, Grave robber, Gravestone, Graveyard, Gremlin, Grim Reaper, Grizzle, Groan, Groaner, Growl, Guise, Gurgle, Guts
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia – Fear of Long Words
Hacksaw, Haemorrhage, Hag, Hair-raiser, Halloween, Hangman, Haunt, Haunted House, Hatchet, Heebie-Jeebies, Hell, Hellhound, Hell Raiser, Hex, Hider, Hiss, Hobgoblin, Hocus Pocus, Hoot, Horror, Howl, Hunchback, Hysteria
Ickiness, Infestation, Imp, Incantation, Insanity, Intestines, Invisibility, Impaler
Jack-o-lantern, Jest, Jinx, Jitters, Joke, Jumpiness
Killer
Laceration, Lagoon, Lantern, Lightning, Lobotomy, Lunar, Lunatic, Lycanthrope
Mad Dog, Madman, Mad Mummy, Madwoman, Maggot, Magic, Malevolence, Maimer, Make-belief, Make-up, Malformation, Maniac, Manifestation, Marauder, Mask, Masquerade, Mausoleum, Meany, Medusa, Menace, Metamorphosis, Mirth, Mist, Midnight, Mischief, Moan, Monkey Brains, Mojo, Monster, Moon, Moonlight, Moon Shadow, Morbidity, Morgue, Mortality, Mortification, Mummy, Murder, Mutant, Mutation, Mutilation, Mystery
Neighbourhood, Netherworld, Night, Nightfall, Nightmare, Noose
(The) Occult, October, Ooze, Orange, Outfit, Owl
Party, Pentagram, Petrifaction, Phantasm, Phantom, Pillow Case, Pirate, Pitchfork, Poltergeist, Possession, Potion, Prank, Pretend, Prey, Prowl, Psycho, Psychopath, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Spice, Putrefaction
Quiet (sshhh!), Quiety
Rat, Raven, Reaper, Republican, RIP, Ritual, Rodent, Rot, Rustle, Ruthlessness
Sacrifice, Sarcophagus, Savagery, Scab, Scar, Scare, Scaredy Cat, Scarecrow, Scream, Screech, Scythe, Sepulchre, Shadow, Shivers, Shock, Shriek, Shroud, Silence, Silencer, Skeleton, Skulduggery, Skull, Slash, Slasher, Slayer, Slime, Snake, Snarl, Sorcerer, Sorceress, Sorcery, Soul, Spectre, Spell, Spider, Spirit, Spoof, Spook, (The) Stillborn, Strangeness, Superstition, Swamp, Sweets
Tarantula, Terminator, Terror, Thing, Thrill, Toad, Toga, Tomb, Tombstone, Torment, Torture, Transylvania, Treachery, Treat, Trick, Trickery, Trick or treat, Twilight, Twistedness
(The) Undead, (The) Unearthly, (The) Unexplained, (The) Unmasked, (The) Unnerving, (The) Unusual,
Vampire, Vein, Vexation, Vomit, Voodoo
Wail, Wand, Warlock, Warning, Wart, Web, Weirdness, Werewolf, Whisper, Whispering, Wickedness, Witch, Witchcraft, Witchdoctor, Wizard, Wizardry, Wolf, Wolfman, Woods, Worms, Wound, Wraith, Wretch, Wriggle
Yell, Yelling, Yowl
Zombie
(Adjectives Below)
Halloween Party Invitation
The following compilation was started in the interest of creating name tags for a number of guests at a Halloween gathering, many of whom didn’t know each other. Such name tags could include the introductions, adjectives, nicknames, and preoccupations listted below. For Mark Smith for example:
The remains of... (Introduction)
Maniacal (Adjective)
Mark "Madman" (Nickname) Smith
HELLRAISER (Preoccupation)
Introductions
Here lies…
I killed the original…
The body of…
The cadaver of…
The carcass of…
The occupied body of…
The possessed body of…
The reanimated …
The remains of…
The soul of…
The spirit of…
The zombie of…
Adjectives
Aberrant, Abominable, Abhorrent, Agonizing, Alarming, Alluring, Animastic, Apparition-like, Awful, Atrocious, Awful, Axe-wielding,
Bad-to-the-bone, Bat-like, Batty, Beastly, Berserk, Bewitched, Bewitching, Bilious, Bizarre, Black, Bleeder, Bleedy, Bleeding, Bloody, Blood curdling, Blood-spurtn’, Blood-sucking, Bloodthirsty, Bludgeoned, Bludgeoning, Boney, Brutal, Bubbling, Butchering
Cackling, Cadaverous, Captivating, Catastrophic, Charming, Chilling, Conjuring, Convulsive, Crazed, Crawling, Creaking, Creaky, Creeping, Creepy, Cringing, Croaking, Crypt-like, Cursed, Curser,
Damaged, Damn,
Damned, Dangerous, Dark, Dastardly, Dead, Deadly, Dearly Departed,
Deathly, Decadent, Decapitated, Decapitating, Decapitator, Decaying,
Decomposed, Decomposing, Defaced, Defective, Deformed, Delirious,
Demented, Demonic, Deplorable, Depraved, Deranged, Despicable, Deviant,
Devilish, Diabolical, Dire, Disagreeable, Disembodied, Disembowelling,
Disgusting, Dismal, Dismembered, Distressed, Disturbed, Disturbing,
Doomed, Dreaded, Dreadful, Dreary, Dripping, Dubious, Dusky,
Eeking, Eerie, Eldritch,
Enchanting, Entertaining, Entombed, Eratic,
Ethereal, Evil, Exciting,
Excruciating, Exhumed, Exorcised,
Fatal, Fraidy, Fearsome, Ferocious, Festering, Feverish, Fiendish, Flesh-eating, Forsaken, Foul, Frantic, Freakish, Freaky, Frightening, Frightful, Furtive
Garlic-Fearing, Gasping, Gaspy, Ghastly, Ghostie, Ghostly, Ghoulie, Ghoulish, Glowering, Gnarled, Gnarly, Gooey, Gorging, Gory, Grave, Grave-dancing, Grave Robbing, Grievous, Grim, Grizzly, Grizzled, Groaning, Groany, Gross, Grotesque, Growling, Gruesome, Grumbling, Grunting, Gucky, Guised, Gurgling, Gurgly, Gut-wrenching,
Hair-raising, Harrowing, Hatchet-wielding, Haunted, Haunting, Headless, Hellacious, Hellish, Heinous, Haemorrhaging, Hexed, Hexing, Hexy, Hideous, Hooting, Horrendous, Horrible, Horrific, Horrifying, Hostile, Howling, Hysterical,
Icky, Infested, Inhuman, Insane, Invisible,
Jittery, Jinxed, Jocoserious, Jugular, Jumpy,
Lacerated, The Late…, Leprous, Lethal, Loathsome, Lobotomized, Loony, Luciferous, Lunatic, Lurking, Lycanthropic,
Macabre, Mad, Maggoty, Magical, Maimed, Maleficent, Malevolent, Malformed, Malignant, Mangled, Maniacal, Marauding, Marmoreal, Marred, Masquerading, Mean, Menacing, Metamorphic, Mirthless, Mischievous, Miserable, Misshapen, Misty, Moldering, Monstrous, Moonlit, Moonstruck, Morbid, Mortal, Mortified, Mortifying, Mummified, Murderous, Mutated, Mutating, Mutant, Mutilated, Mutilating, Mysterious,
Nasty, Nefarious, Nightmarish, Noctiflorous, Nocturnal, Notorious,
Objectionable, Occult, Odd, Otherworldly, Ominous, Ooky, Oozing,
Pagan, Paranormal, Peculiar, Petrifying, Phantasmic, Phenomenal, Possessed, Preternatural, Preying, Prowling, Punishing, Psycho, Psychopathic,
Quaking, Quiet, Quietistic, Quiety, Quivering,
Rabid, Racking, Rancid, Reproachable, Repellent, Reptilian, Republican, Repugnant, Repulsive, Revolting, Rotting, Ruthless,
Savage, Scabby, Scarred, Scarring, Scared, Scary, Schizo, Screaming, Screeching, Seamy, Seeping, Sepulchral, Shadowy, Shivering, Shivery, Shocking, Shrieking, Silent, Sinister, Skeletal, Skulduggerous, Slinky, Slithering, Slithery, Smothering, Snaky, Snarling, Snarly, Soulful, Soul-sucking, Spectral, Spellbinding, Spine-chilling, Spine-tingling, Spirited, Spooky, Startling, Stillborn, Stormy, Strange, Strangling, Stygian, Suffering, Sullen, Supernatural, Superstitious, Suspicious, Swampy,
Tainted, Terrible, Terrifying, Terrorizing, Thrilling, Tinged, Tomb-like, Tormented, Tormenting, Tortured, Torturous, Touched, Tragic, Treacherous, Tricky, Troublesome, Twisted, Twitchy,
Ucky, Unbalanced, Unearthly, Unexplained, Unglued, Unhinged, Unmasked, Unnerving,
Vampiric, Veiny, Veinous, Vexed, Vexing, Vicious, Vile, Violent, Vomitous,
Wailing, Warped, Warty, Weird, Whispering, Wicked, Wild, Wilted, Wintry, Witchy, Withered, Wizardly, Wolfish, Wormy, Wounded, Wretched, Wriggling, Writhing,
Yelling, Yowling, Yucky,
Specific Names
Don "Of The Dead"
For Tom substitute “Tomb”
Halloween-Sounding names
Astra, Autumn, Bella, Blackjack, Blade, Boo, Buffy, Carrie, Casper, Clarice, Cruella, Damien, Dante, Dexter, Draco, Elvira, Esmerelda, Fang, Freddy, Grimm, Hatty, Hecate, Igor, Isabella, Jacob, Jason, Jekyll, Lucretia, Luna, Mars, Medusa, Merlin, Moonlight, Moonshadow, Mort, Morticia, Mr. Hyde, Onyx, Orion, Osiris, Piper, Poe, Pumpkin Spice, Punkin', Raven, Sabrina, Samantha, Shadow, Spyda, Stone, Storm, Tabitha, Tempest, Thorn, Trickster, Twilight, Vamp, Willow, Victrix
Nicknames
“Bloodbath”, “Body Bag”, “Bone-Eater”, “Boo!”, “Brain Jelly”, “Brain-on-a-stick”
“Chains”, “Crazy-Man”, “The Creature”, “The Croaker”, “Crusher”
“Diablo”, "Dry bones"
“Eeeeeeek!”
“Elfbones”
“Fang”
“Ooga-Booga-Boo”
“Goose Bumps”, “Grim Reaper”, “Gurgles”
“Hacksaw”, “Hanger”, “Headstone”, “Heart-Fright”, “Heart-on-a-stick”, "Heebie-jeebies"
"It’s Alive!", “The Impaler”
“KILL! KILL! KILL!”
“Lobotomy”
“Mad Dog”, “Madman”, “Mad Mummy”, “Madwoman”, "Monkey Brains", “Moonshadow’
“Needful Things”, “Nevermore”
“Ol’ Meany”
“The One-headed Man”
“Psycho”, “Pumpkin Eater”, “Pumpkin Spice”
“The Raven”, “The Reaper”
‘Scary Spice”, (sshhh!), “Skull Crusher”, “Slash”, “Snarls”, “Splat”
"Unfriendly Ghost"
“The Terminator”, "The Thing", “Tombstone”
Preoccupations
ALIEN, APPARITION
BLEEDER, BLOOD, BATH & BEYOND, BOOGEYMAN, BOOGEYWOMAN, BUTCHER
CANNIBAL, CONCOCTION, CONJUROR, CREATURE, CRUSHER
DEMON, THE DEVIL, DR. EVIL
ELECTROCUTIONER
GHOST, GHOSTESS WITH THE MOSTEST, GHOUL, GOBLIN, GRAVE DANCER, GROANER
HANGED IN 1889, HELL RAISER
KILLER, KING GHOUL
LOST SOUL, LUNATIC
MAIMER, MANIFESTATION, MUMMY, MUTANT
NOT LONG FOR THIS WORLD
PHANTOM, POLTERGEIST, PSYCHO
REPUBLICAN
SACRIFICE, SLAYER, SORCERER, SORCERESS, STILLBORN
UNEXPLAINED, UNFRIENDLY GHOST
WOLFMAN
YOUR
WORST NIGHTMARE
ZOMBIE
Pregnant woman: EMBRYO HOST
Slogans
"SHOW ME THE MUMMY!"
(I Know What You Diddily-Iddly-Did)
Skeleton Names
Him: Yorick, Dr. McCoy (Bones), or Mr. Marrow
Her: Shelly, Twiggy, or Miss Tibia Pettibone
Verbs
Available for use as the first word of each line in your resume':
Abandoned, Abused, Alarmed, Ambushed, Annihilated, Asphyxiated, Assassinated, Attacked, Axed
Babbled, Bedazzled, Bedeviled, Beguiled, Bellowed, Bellyached, Bemoaned, Beset, Bewailed, Bewitched, Bled, Bludgeoned, Brewed, Buried, Butchered
Cackled, Came unglued, Captivated, Captured, Caterwauled, Chained, Charmed, Chattered, Choked, Clamoured, Concocted, Condemned, Confounded, Conjured, Consumed, Contaminated, Contorted, Controlled, Convulsed, Corrupted, Costumed, Cowered, Crawled, Crazed, Creaked, Creeped out, Cremated, Crept, Cringed, Crowed, Crushed, Cursed
Damned, Darkened, Debased, Debauched, Decapitated, Decayed, Deceived, Deadened, Decomposed, Defaced, Defiled, Deluded, Degraded, Demented, Demoralized, Denounced, Deplored, Depraved, Detested, Deviated, Dimmed, Discharged, Disembodied, Disembowelled, Disguised, Disgusted, Dispatched, Dismayed, Dismembered, Distorted, Distressed, Disturbed, Dominated, Doomed, Dreaded, Dressed-up, Drowned
Electrocuted, Embodied, Enchanted, Engorged, Ensorcelled, Enticed, Entombed, Entranced, Eradicated, Executed, Exhumed, Exorcised, Extirpated, Eyeballed
Feared, Finished, Forbade, Fouled, Freaked, Freaked out, Frenzied, Frightened, Froze, Fumed
Garroted, Gasped, Ghosted, Grabbed, Grossed out, Grovelled, Growled, Grumbled, Grunted, Guillotined
Hacksawed, Hemorrhaged, Harangued, Harmed, Haunted, Hexed, Hid, Hissed, Harassed, Hollered, Hooted, Horrified, Howled, Hunched, Hung, Hushed
Impaired, Impugned, Impurified, Inched, Infected, Injured, Insinuated, Intimidated, Intoxicated, Intruded, Invaded
Jabbered, Jiggled, Jinxed, Jittered, Jolted
Killed, Kvetched
Lacerated, Lamented, Liquidated, Loathed, Lobotomised, Lured, Lurked, Lynched
Maimed, Maligned, Manifested, Marauded, Marred, Masked, Menaced, Mesmerized, Metamorphosed, Mewled, Misguided, Mistrusted, Misused, Moaned, Moonstruck, Mortified, Muffled, Murdered, Murmured, Mutated, Muted, Mutilated, Mystified
Necromanced, Neutralized, Nixed, Numbed
Obliterated, Obsessed, Offed, Offended, Oozed, Outraged, Overpowered
Paled, Panicked, Panted, Partied, Petrified, Perverted, Pierced, Pillaged, Pirated, Pitchforked, Plagued, Plodded, Plundered, Poisoned, Polished off, Polluted, Possessed, Pranked, Prattled, Prepossessed, Pretended, Preyed, Preyed upon, Prowled, Putrefied
Quaked, Quieted, Quivered
Ran amuck, Ranted, Ratted, Rattled, Raged, Railed, Raved, Reaped, Regurgitated, Repelled, Ruptured, Repulsed, Retched, Revolted, Roared, Rotted, Rubbed out, Rued, Ruined, Ruffled, Rustled
Sacrificed, Savaged, Secreted, Severed, Scared, Scarred, Screamed, Screeched, Scythed, Seized, Shadowed, Shivered, Shocked, Shook, Shrieked, Shrouded, Shuddered, Sickened, Silenced, Sinned, Skulked, Slashed, Slaughtered, Slayed, Slimed, Slinked, Slithered, Smothered, Snaked, Snarled, Sneaked, Snivelled, Snook, Snuffed, Sobbed, Soured, Spellbound, Spirited, Spited, Spluttered, Spoofed, Spooked, Squirmed, Stabbed, Startled, Stifled, Stole, Stormed, Strangled, Subdued, Suffered, Suffocated, Suppressed, Swore
Tainted, Talked wildly, Tempted, Terminated, Terrified, Terrorized, Threatened, Thrilled, Thundered, Tied up, Titillated, Took over, Tormented, Tortured, Transfixed, Treated, Trembled, Tricked, Troubled, Twisted, Twitched
Unhinged, Unmasked, Upchucked, Unnerved
Vexed, Violated, Vitiated, Vomited, Voodooed
Waggled, Wailed, Warned, Warped, Weirded out, Went ape, Went bananas, Went mad, Wept, Whimpered, Whined, Whispered, Wiggled, Wiped out, Wormed, Worried, Wounded, Wrenched, Wretched, Wriggled, Writhed
Yanked, Yelled, Yowelled
Seasonal Vocabulary