spooky

• He called her spooky, his term of endearment, and he talked about what they would do tomorrow. —  Asimov's SF, June2006
• It was dark enough to be spooky, and presently a succession of chills pursued each other up Monk's backbone. —  155 - Measures For A Coffin
• And her depiction of the alien races is nicely otherworldly and erotically spooky, a la Yeats. —  Asimov'sSF,February2008
• "It was eerie, kind of spooky, and it exuded evil to me," said [Michael] McCaul, a Republican whose congressional district stretches from Houston suburbs to Austin. —  blogHOUSTON
• And Rep. Pete Olson stared through the one-way glass, thinking, "My God, that's the man who planned the attacks." [...] "It was eerie, kind of spooky, and it exuded evil to me," said McCaul, a Republican whose congressional district stretches from Houston suburbs to Austin. —  The Jawa Report

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