"ghosten" meaning in English

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          "text": "Time Chimes its swallows from the ghosten brass Under the trembling mirrors, a heart Groined with gloom and iron sighs Winter and summer laid four tones apart Moans the bell in your empty thighs.",
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        "Of, belonging to, or pertaining to ghosts; ghostly; spiritual."
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        "(poetic) Of, belonging to, or pertaining to ghosts; ghostly; spiritual."
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          "ref": "1912, Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, Charity",
          "text": "All must look magical in the silence of the stars, when the moon ghostens in the trees, and owls float noiselessly about or pass the time of night in their long melopy, from hollybush to old Scotch fir, their cries reechoing from the turrets of the house and sounding on the lake.",
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