Haunt ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Haunt ( verb )

1. Visit (a place) frequently.
2. (of a ghost) frequent (a place) as an apparition.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french hanter, of germanic origin; related to old high german heizzan "to command", also to heath. the noun (late middle english) is from old french hante, from the verb.

Examples:

1. He haunts the library.
2. The ghost haunts the castle.
3. The memory haunts him.
4. The idea haunts her.
5. The place haunts them.

(As a noun)

Haunt ( noun )

1. Visit (a place) frequently.
2. (of a ghost) frequent (a place) as an apparition.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french hanter, of germanic origin; related to old high german heizzan "to command", also to heath. the noun (late middle english) is from old french hante, from the verb.

Examples:

1. He haunts the library.
2. The ghost haunts the castle.
3. The memory haunts him.
4. The idea haunts her.
5. The place haunts them.