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The phrase "ghost hunter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who seeks out evidence of ghosts or other supernatural entities. Example: She hired a team of experienced ghost hunters to investigate the old, abandoned mansion on the outskirts of town.
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This week she had a chance to try out a winner's smile, after Ghost Hunter (Orion, £6.99), the sixth and final book in the series, was awarded the Guardian children's fiction prize.
Ghost Hunter, by Michelle Paver (Orion, £10.99).
'There Is a Ghost' Hunter Hillenmeyer grew up in Nashville.
It has made for a painful parting with Ghost Hunter.
Zak's credentials as a ghost hunter are that he has none.
I'd forgotten that, esoteric hobbies aside, the Ghost Hunter was born and raised in Brooklyn.
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Can-do ghost-hunter in chunky specs.
Ryan Munro is a Scottish ghost-hunter, aged 12. He's on holiday with his joke-obsessed little bro Troy and Max, their dad; they live with sceptic Mum but this summer it's Max's turn.
Of a supposedly experienced ghost-hunter, he writes: "Once, during a particularly spooky hotel investigation, he wheeled and snapped a Polaroid picture of an ice machine when it dropped a load of cubes in its bin".
"Pleeease," the ghost-hunter exhorts in a caramel-syrup voice.
"Show yourself," coaxes the ghost-hunter who brought us here.
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