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What are the Scariest, Must-Know Words for Halloween?
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mfupa
(n)
bone
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eksirei ya mfupa.
X-ray of a chest
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peremende
(n)
candy
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peremende tamu
delicious candy
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Halloween
(n)
Halloween
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buibui
(n)
spider
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Buibui anajilinda.
The spider is protecting itself.
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popo
(n)
bat
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Popo wanabembea kwenye tawi wakila tikiti.
The bats are hanging from a branch eating watermelon.
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ogopesha
(a)
scary
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tazamo la kuogopesha
scary sight
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mboga
(n)
pumpkin
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Mchawi
(n)
witch
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ufagio
(n)
broom
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jini
(n)
ghost
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fuvu
(n)
skull
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zomea
(v)
Boo!
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shetani
(n)
goblin
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mami
(n)
mummy
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hayawani
(n)
monster
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nyumba iliyopakawa
(p)
haunted house
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hila-au-tibu
(p)
trick-or-treat
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kitisho
(n)
spooky
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mtumbwa
(n)
werewolf
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zombi
(n)
zombie
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Frankenstein
(n)
Frankenstein
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taa ya jack-o
(n)
jack-o'-lantern
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vazi
(n)
costume
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mifupa
(n)
skeleton
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haramia
(n)
pirate
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