The incorporeal essence of a person, often believed to be immortal and to exist apart from the body.

overwhelmed with joy, rapture, or intense pleasure

one's mind or spirit, often used to describe a state of being distracted, captivated, or unsettled

in a panicked state or severely shaken by fear

the soul or spirit of a deceased person

to be deeply captivated, obsessed, or mentally unsettled by something

to enchant or bewitch someone through charm or beauty

to be frightened stiff, terror-stricken, or spooked out of one's mind

to restore or bring back a defunct system, ideology, or tradition

the spirit or soul of a deceased person

(idiom) dazed; beside oneself

the ghost or departed spirit of someone who died as a result of an injustice, often seeking vengeance or the clearing of their name

the spirit of a person who has died

(old) to recycle or reprocess waste products such as paper or glass

the soul of a deceased person that has not yet dispersed or moved on

a person's inner thoughts, consciousness, or conscience

to be scared out of one's wits or deeply shaken by fear or shock

a lonely soul

to yearn for; to miss very much

the fundamental quality, vital core, or animating principle of a thing or concept

A person who is socially isolated and has no family or friends to rely on.

lit. reincarnated in someone else's body; fig. a discarded or discredited idea returns in another guise

body and soul separated (literal sense)

overwhelming sadness; sorrow at parting

a scheme or stratagem designed to confuse and trap someone

figurative bewitching words or actions used to delude or manipulate

A horizontally striped shirt, typically in blue and white, originally worn by sailors and now a popular fashion item (Breton shirt).

Figurative words or actions used to beguile, delude, or enchant someone.

to have just recovered from a shock

the three immortal souls and seven mortal forms in Daoism, representing the spiritual and physical aspects of a human

Scared out of one's wits; in a panic.

out of one's senses; shaken to the core; dazed

To attempt to bring back or restore ideologies, systems, or ideas that are already dead or outdated.

flag to attract departed spirits

flag to attract departed spirits

Requiem Mass (Catholic)

to panic

three immortal souls in Daoism, representing spirit and intellect

to be distracted

Victims of Opium, novel by Peng Yangou [[彭养鸥|彭養鷗|Peng2 Yang3 ou1]] published in 1909

a kind of sleeping gas or incense used by thieves to incapacitate victims

an out-of-body experience; astral projection

in the depth of one's soul

to cloud someone's judgment or bewitch them with deceptive and alluring talk

feeling transported or ecstatic due to extreme pleasure or joy

king cobra or ghost chili (Naga jolokia)