The Haunting Of Hill House Crossword

To be persistently and disturbingly present.
The supposed phenomenon or ability whereby a person moves or affects the physical objects at a distance by mental effort or other non-physical means.
A person who is regarded as particularly susceptible to supernatural or paranormal influence; a medium; a clairvoyant.
The red fluid flowing in the arteries, capillaries, and veins of humans and other vertebrates, carrying oxygen and nutrients to, and carbon dioxide and waste metabolites away from, the organs and tissues of the body.
Designating supposed psychical events and phenomena such as clairvoyance or telekinesis whose operation is outside the scope of the known laws of nature or of normal scientific understanding.
The emotion of pain or uneasiness caused by the sense of impending danger, or by the prospect of some possible evil.
Any evil spirit or malevolent supernatural being; a devil.
Responsibility for an action or event; taking the ‘fault’ for something.
Of the nature of, or characterized by, delusion.
The mental condition of being deceived or mistaken, or of entertaining unfounded notions.
The condition of being insane; unsoundness of mind as a consequence of brain-disease; madness, lunacy.
Belonging to a realm or system that transcends nature, as that of divine, magical, or ghostly beings.
A morbid dread of confined places.
A smoldering state or condition
An unpleasant or bad experience or prospect.
The action of relinquishing, giving up, or forsaking something.
The interruption and breaking up of tranquility, peace, rest, or settled condition.
Formidable in appearance or demeanor; of stern, forbidding or harsh aspect, suggesting a cruel or unbending disposition.
An impressively large home.
Relating to the mind, mental state or a person's emotional state.
The soul of a deceased person, spoken of as inhabiting the unseen world.
That which constitutes the existence of a being or a thing.
A phenomenon or collection of phenomena by which the presence of a spirit is supposed to be rendered perceptible.
A ghost or other supernatural being supposedly responsible for unexplained physical disturbances such as loud noises and the movement of objects.
The doing of deliberate harm or damage.
The ability of knowing or reading the thoughts of others, and being able to transmit one's thoughts to others.
Lasting for a long time or slow to end.
A painful emotion compounded of loathing and fear; a shuddering with terror and repugnance.
One who avoids, or is deprived of, the society of others.
Full of dark or gloomy suggestiveness.
To destroy as if by the exclusion of air; to smother, overwhelm, extinguish.
Violent anger, fury, usually manifested in looks, words, or action.
The separation from other things or persons.
The action, or an act, of deceiving the bodily eye by false or unreal appearances.
To gain freedom from detention or control of an oppressive or irksome condition.
Indifferent to or taking pleasure in another's pain or distress.
The action of restraining or directing.
The action of devoting or setting apart to a sacred use or purpose.
The action of being embarrassed or put to shame.
A load that a person may carry due to obligations.