Halloween Definition
Hal·low·een (hal′ə wēn′, häl′-)
noun
the day or, esp., the evening of Oct. 31, now generally celebrated by masquerading, trick-or-treating, displaying jack-o'-lanterns, etc.
Etymology: contr. < all hallow even (see Allhallows); hallow < OE halga, definite form of halig (see holy) in sense “holy person, hence saint”
Halloween Usage Examples
Converse of object
celebrate: Hae Davie how dae yur celebrate halloween in the south?
Adjective modifier
happy: Recent posts 6 Nov 06 More on the Ownership Icons and Flag 31 Oct 06 Happy halloween!
Modifies a noun
- costume: Select a region on the right to search for children's halloween costumes in stock now.
- mask: Put on a halloween skeleton costume, a witches costume or simply pop on a skull halloween mask.
- party: Its likely to be an autumn / halloween party.
- horror: Celebrate this halloween with all the special halloween horror greeting cards and ecards from halloween horror dot net.
- hat: Profile: In business since 1946, we are manufacturers and importers of carnival, party and halloween hats, masks and novelties.
- pumpkin: Pumpkin Atlantic Giant - Not a great culinary experience but I want 2 good halloween pumpkins for the nephews and nieces.
Modifying Another Word
before: You had before halloween toward the middle saving on travel.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near Halloween
- ‹ hallowed
- ‹ hallow
- ‹ halloo
- ‹ hallo
- ‹ hallmark
- ‹ halliard
- ‹ Halley's comet
- ‹ Halley
- ‹ hallelujah
- ‹ hallel
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