She haint coming to the party tonight.

They warned us that the old mill might haint anyone who stays there after dark.

Grandma swore there was a haint under the porch that kept the kittens away.

At twilight, the ancient oak on the hill haints the children who dare to play beneath its branches.

Old-timers still leave blue porch paint to ward off haints.

The old manor hainted anyone who dared sleep there.

The old plantation always felt a little hainted after sundown, as if the past still wandered its halls.

She swore the swamp had been hainting her dreams for years.

She chose haint blue for the porch ceiling to honor her grandmother's southern roots.