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Halloween
[ hal-uh-ween, -oh-een, hol- ]
noun
- the evening of October 31; the eve of All Saints' Day; Allhallows Eve: observed especially by children in costumes who solicit treats, often by threatening minor pranks.
Halloween
/ ˌæəʊˈː /
noun
- the eve of All Saints' Day celebrated on Oct 31 by masquerading; Allhallows Eve
Word History and Origins
Origin of Halloween1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Halloween1
Example Sentences
She treasured a set she purchased after the completion of the Disney Halloween Half Marathon last fall, her 200th such competition.
In a departure from Halloween Horror Nights, the “Star Trek” and “Dungeons & Dragons” areas are expected to last around 12 minutes, each featuring multiple rooms where actors will perform and interact with the guests.
This was not a mere friend dressed up for Halloween or a cast member at Disneyland but the actual actress who voiced the character in Disney's 1937 animated classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.”
Brennan, who had bought the capsule used by Williams from a fancy dress shop in Clapham, claimed never to have seen them outside of a Halloween party.
During Halloween last year they went trick or treating in the Suffolk town and filled up a small bucket with sweets.
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