The phrase "a very spooky" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely eerie or frightening, often in a playful or exaggerated manner.
Example: "The old mansion had a very spooky atmosphere, especially on a foggy night."
Alternatives: "quite eerie" or "really creepy".
An initial small model is rough, abstract and spontaneous, but a larger version already looks like a very spooky film set.
Here are two pictures of a very spooky scene: This morning, I walked all the way down to Battery Park, mostly along the river.
At her request — more or less unrefusable (she was old, and dying) — he created with her a very spooky puppet play, "Behind the Lid," representing visions (Kristallnacht, Hiroshima) that had come to her when, years before, she visited the cave of the Sibyl of Cumae, near Naples.
At her request more or less unrefusable (she was old, and dying)—he created with her a very spooky puppet play, "Behind the Lid," representing visions (Kristallnacht, Hiroshima) that had come to her when, years before, she visited the cave of the Sibyl of Cumae, near Naples.
Famed nail polish artist Deborah Lippmann (Lady Gaga, Rachel McAdams and Kate Hudson have all lacquered their nails with her polishes) has partnered with HSN to create a very spooky "True Blood -inspired beauty collection.
Ask your horse to go a little further, and a little further each time ( the rule is: milestones by millimeters. every step counts for a very spooky horse).
Not when compared with the wild adventure in Joe Hill's N0S4A2, which takes its title from the license plate on one very spooky old car and sends a time-traveling heroine into unexpected realms on N0S4A2's trail.
The ideal horse for a trail ride, is one that not only trusts you, but also has a lot of experience on the trails and is not very spooky.
There was one very spooky guy in the back of the canoe, with a mask on.
