Definition
Definition of ghoster - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She felt hurt when he became a ghoster.
2.
socialRare person who avoids social interactionsRare
- He's known as a ghoster because he rarely attends gatherings.
3.
paranormalRare person investigating paranormal activitiesRare
- The ghoster explored the haunted house at night.
4.
sailingTECH. US lightweight sail used in light windsTECH. US
- The sailor adjusted the ghoster for better speed.
Images of ghoster

lightweight sail used in light winds
Origin of ghoster
English, ghost + -er (agent noun)
Examples of ghoster in a sentence
A ghoster often leaves others confused and hurt. A ghoster often leaves messages unanswered. Being a ghoster can hurt relationships. The ghoster recorded eerie sounds in the castle. A ghoster joined the paranormal society. They hoisted the ghoster to catch the breeze.
A new ghoster was purchased for the yacht race.
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- French:un ghoster, personne fuyante, ...
- German:Ghoster, Vermeider, ...
- Italian:ghoster, evitatore, ...
- Spanish:fantasma, fantasma social, ...
- Portuguese:fantasma, desaparecido, ...
- Chinese:消失者, 社交逃避者, ...
- Japanese:音信不通者, 社交を避ける人, ...
- Arabic:قاطِع الاتصال, مُنْعَزِل, ...
- Hebrew:גוֹסְטֶר, אָדָם שֶׁנִּמְנָע מִמִּפְגָּשִׁים חֶבְרָתִיִּים, ...
- Russian:призрак, избегающий общения, ...
- Ukrainian:привид, самітник, ...
- Hindi:घोस्टर, सामाजिक संपर्क से बचने वाला, ...
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