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| − | The word 'ghast' according to the Oxford Dictionary is a variation of 'gast', with the now obsolete meaning of 'to frighten' or 'to terrify'. 'Gast' is also an obsolete form of 'ghost' which is probably where the creatures in the games takes its meaning.<ref>Thanks to mr_sachs for his contribution to the writing of this article.<ref> | + | The word 'ghast' according to the Oxford Dictionary is a variation of 'gast', with the now obsolete meaning of 'to frighten' or 'to terrify'. 'Gast' is also an obsolete form of 'ghost' which is probably where the creatures in the games takes its meaning.<ref>Thanks to mr_sachs for his contribution to the writing of this article.</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:34, 19 February 2007
The word 'ghast' according to the Oxford Dictionary is a variation of 'gast', with the now obsolete meaning of 'to frighten' or 'to terrify'. 'Gast' is also an obsolete form of 'ghost' which is probably where the creatures in the games takes its meaning.[1]
