| 单词 | spook |
| 释义 | spook I. 1. < the strange spook … crept out of heaven on a windless night — S.V.Benét > specifically < became a spiritualist, believing in the power of spooks — American Mercury > 2. slang < a blind date? What is she, a real spook — Oakley Hall > 3. slang < a writer signed to do the movie script as the spook — Louis Messolonghites > < professional spook … to ghostwrite a novel — David Dempsey > 4. slang < what's a spook? A Negro — like me — Robert Lowry > < stop talking like a spook … I mean stop talking like most colored folks — Langston Hughes > II. transitive verb 1. < forces that spook the old world — W.M.Meredith > 2. a. < if you come up too fast and spook a deer it takes off — R.E.Maw > < the entire herd got spooked and stampeded into the mountains — H.W.Anderson > b. slang < too shrewd a detective to spook the pair with direct questions — Chris Edwards > < those kids had me spooked all right … they wanted to kill somebody — Ernest Hemingway > 3. slang < spooked the reminiscences of the actor > intransitive verb < wolves would spook as the plane flew over — Alaska Sportsman > III. |
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