| memory haunt | 1.65 | And she is haunted by memories of her sister. | ||
| ghost haunt | 1.45 | Ghosts haunt. | ||
| question haunt | 1.05 | This question haunts financial markets. | ||
| past haunt | 0.86 | The past haunts them. | ||
| image haunt | 0.72 | A year later, the images haunt him. | ||
| fear haunt | 0.59 | And then there was the Ryan haunted by fear. | ||
| nightmare haunt | 0.53 | Nightmares haunted her. | ||
| problem haunt | 0.53 | Still, the Clinton problem haunts McCurdy. | ||
| experience haunt | 0.46 | Maria said the experience still haunts her. | ||
| crime haunt | 0.39 | Still his crimes haunt him. | ||
| death haunt | 0.39 | Boy haunted by deaths of family members. | ||
| face haunt | 0.39 | But the face haunts us. | ||
| guilt haunt | 0.33 | He was haunted by guilt. | ||
| specter haunt | 0.33 | The specter of AIDS haunts several principals. | ||
| thought haunt | 0.33 | The thought haunts Judy Harper. | ||
| violence haunt | 0.33 | Violence haunts the public schools of this predominantly black U.S. territory. | ||
| decision haunt | 0.26 | That decision may haunt Waddle forever. | ||
| grief haunt | 0.26 | That grief still haunts Janis Boeger. | ||
| history haunt | 0.26 | But their troubled history still haunts. | ||
| incident haunt | 0.26 | The bloody incident has haunted Chun and the nation ever since. |