ghost
//ɡoʊst//
Noun
ghostsPlural
1
The spirit or soul of a dead person that appears to the living, typically as a pale, transparent form.
They say a ghost haunts the old castle.
2
A faint trace or remnant of something.
There was a ghost of a smile on her face.
3
A faint or barely visible image or secondary image on a television or computer screen.
There's a ghost on the TV screen that makes it hard to see the picture clearly.
Verb
1
To suddenly end all communication with someone without explanation, especially in a romantic context.
He ghosted me after our third date.
2
To move silently and secretly like a ghost.
The cat ghosted through the dark hallway without making a sound.