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ghast
/
gæst
,
gɑst
/
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gast
,
gahst
]
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adjective
Archaic
.
ghastly.
Origin:
1350–1400;
Middle English
gast
afraid, orig. past participle of
gasten
gast
;
compare
aghast
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