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ghost all basically mean the same thing. We do not prefer to use the terminology "ghost" too often.
Ãâó: www.cprs.info/definitions.htm
ghost 1.A generic term used by many to define, or associate with, all types of hauntings. 2. An alleged spirit of the dead, existing after the death, on the earthly plain for some sort of reason or purpose, whether it be voluntary or involuntary.
Ãâó: www.csgr.us/terminology.html
ghost An energy field that repeatedly appears in the same location and is often perceived as a
Ãâó: nsacphenomena.com/terms_a_to_l.htm
GHB A member of the family of date rape drugs, GHB is available as a clear, slightly salty tasting liquid or white powder that can cause sedative effects 10 to20 minutes after it's taken.
Ãâó: www.smartersex.org/resources/glossary.asp
GHB gammahydroxybutyric acid. A colorless and odorless liquid with a salty taste, but it is also used in powder and capsule forms. Sometimes called a "date-rape" drug because it can knock a person out when mixed with alcohol. Also known as "Liquid Ecstasy," "Grievous Bodily Harm," "Georgia Home Boy," "Liquid X," and "Liquid E."
Ãâó: web.naplesnews.com/01/12/naples/d715275a.htm
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