trick-or-treat
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See also: trick or treat
English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From trick or treat, the phrase stated as a greeting when accosting a household.
Verb[edit]
trick-or-treat (third-person singular simple present trick-or-treats, present participle trick-or-treating, simple past and past participle trick-or-treated)
- To go door-to-door asking for candy on Halloween night while wearing a costume.
- Coordinate term: soul (All Souls Day)