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spook out

spook out verb: to scare, to frighten.

Verb

spook out (third-person singular simple present spooks out, present participle spooking out, simple past and past participle spooked out)

  1. (informal, transitive) to scare, to frighten
    • The strange man with the large head spooked me out so much until I realized it was only a picture.

Forms of spook out

third-person singular presentspooks out
present participlespooking out
past participlespooked out
pastspooked out

Questions about spook out

What does spook out mean?
Spook out means to scare, to frighten.
What part of speech is spook out?
Spook out is a verb.
What is the past tense of spook out?
The past tense of spook out is spooked out.

Words near spook out in the dictionary

  1. spooged
  2. spooges
  3. spooging
  4. spooing
  5. spook
  6. spook out
  7. spookable
  8. spookdom
  9. spooked
  10. spooked out
  11. spooker

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