Trick or Treat:what you say on October 31st
jack-o-lantern:you carve a turkey for Thanksgiving and one of these for Halloween
witches:they ride brooms through the sky and cackle
ghosts:wear a sheet on Halloween to be one of these
haunted house:a spooky place to visit on Halloween
pumpkin:our favorite Halloween fruit, that you probably thought was a vegetable
costume:you must wear a good one if you want a treat
skeleton:you may see one of these bony frames frolicking on October 31st
vampire:the kind of bats that fly on Halloween or the legendary blood-sucking creatures
Halloween:the spookiest of holidays
black cat:brings bad luck if it crosses your path
pumpkin carving:a skill that is only called for on Halloween
bobbing for apples:this Halloween game always makes a splash
tombstone:find this in a graveyard, a spooky place, especially on Halloween
hayride:a fun way to get to the pumpkin patch on Halloween
pumpkin patch:where you wait for the Great Pumpkin according to Linus and Snoopy
ghost story:a tale to tell on Halloween
corn maze:you could get lost wandering around one of these
candy apple:a sticky red treat that you can really get your teeth into
Dracula:the count you are most likely to meet on Halloween
Thriller:one of the top-selling albums of all time, a landmark music video, and it features zombies too!
zombies:the undead and stars of many scary movies
Night of the Living Dead:1968 classic horror movie and quintessential zombie film
The Walking Dead:Hit AMC TV series depicting survivors of a zombie apocalypse
Michael Myers:fictional stalker and killer of teenage babysitters in the Halloween movie series
Monster Mash:Halloween pop classic recorded by Bobby Pickett and the Cryptkickers in 1962
candy corn:a yellow, orange, and white sweet Halloween treat
werewolf:you don't have to worry about meeting this monster unless there's a full moon
All Hallows Eve:the source of the word Halloween, the evening before All Saints Day
turnip:the jack-o-lantern was originally a candle inside this vegetable