spooky
spooky
adj \ˈspü-kē\spook·i·erspook·i·est
Definition of SPOOKY
1
: relating to, resembling, or suggesting spooks
— spook·i·ly \-kə-lē\ adverb
— spook·i·ness \-kē-nəs\ noun
Examples of SPOOKY
- The music was pretty spooky.
- <a spooky horse shying at shadows>
First Known Use of SPOOKY
1854
Related to SPOOKY
Synonyms: fiddle-footed, flighty, fluttery, high-strung, hyper, hyperactive, hyperexcitable, hyperkinetic, jittery, jumpy, nervous, skittery, skittish, spasmodic, excitable
Related Words: hot-blooded, mercurial, temperamental, unstable, volatile, volcanic; anxious, edgy, flibbertigibbety, nervy, tense, uptight; emotional, emotionalistic, hypersensitive, intense, sensitive, soulful; dramatic, histrionic, melodramatic; irascible, irritable, perturbable, prickly, testy, touchy
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