The word "ghost" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a spiritual being or a supernatural phenomenon. For example: "The house was allegedly haunted by a ghost that would appear at night."
My cock was barely a ghost, but I did not suffer panic.
She also beseeches Clooney's ghost to say hello to her dead daughter: "You tell her that I love her, Matt.
One prominent figure on trial is businessman Oswald Lutepo, a senior official in Banda's party, who is accused of theft and money laundering and is alleged to have pocketed more than $6m from government coffers through ghost companies that did not provide any services to the state.
I'd been reading ghost stories and kept thinking: nobody writes these at length any more.
Outside lawyers and accountants set up "ghost" networks of offshore companies, to make the transfers even more opaque.
More broadly, this wire report succumbs to the senseless rehashing of celebrity stories about ghost writing.
The Ghost in the Shell comic book series, film rights to which were picked up by Dreamworks co-owner Steven Spielberg in 2009, follows cyborg detective Major Motoko Kusanagi, team leader of a futuristic Japanese counterterrorism organisation focused on cyber-crime.
He has done talks and workshops about ghost writing for the Cambridge Wordfest, Shetland's Wordplay, Dartington's Ways With Words, and both the Bath and Isle of Wight literary festivals.
China's 'eco-cities': empty of hospitals, shops and people Caofeidian, the Chinese eco-city that became a ghost town.
Across China, similar cases of over-speculation and out-of-pocket spending by local leadership – often to boost political achievement – have marred economic prospects, and created swaths of "ghost towns".
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