The “sexiest spirit she has ever seen,” according to a ghost hunter, flirted with her at a “very, very ancient pub,” giving her a “tickle.”

The popular Retford Ghost Hunters’ Rachel Parsons claims she was startled by a handsome man who tried to seduce her using a “word bank.”

The 50-year-old was struck by the attractiveness of an unsettling resident as she and her colleagues were conducting research at the location that is now known as Jack’s Craft Ale House & Diner in Flockton, West Yorkshire.

The entire encounter, as is customary for Rachel’s ghoul getters, was live streamed to their Facebook fans, and she can be seen growing enthused about the company’s presence.

According to Rachel, who spoke to the Daily Star, the ghost, who may have been named Marcus, may have thought of himself as a “buxom wench” on the night of their visitation in September.

We’ve had some flirty spirits, she remarked. We went to a very, very ancient tavern, and I had a feeling about this guy—who, to be fair, was quite handsome.

He was this gorgeous man with a ruffled shirt, and we had what we call a word bank so that spirits could manipulate it and spell words out. I can’t believe I’m saying this.

On a laptop sitting at a bar table on the live stream, which is still viewable on the organization’s Facebook page, the words “thick” and “bar” could be seen.

“It’s called an Alice box, and the words that were flowing out,” Rachel said. The others all said, “Wow, never seen anything like this,” as the seductive words were exchanged one after the other.

He was obviously talking to me, and it was rather amusing. I believe he thought, “I’ll have this buxom wench.”

After hearing about paranormal activity, the ghost hunters went to the pub, and they weren’t disappointed.

In the video, Rachel is heard telling her coworkers: “I’ll tell you something right now: I’ve never seen a ghost as attractive as this one. He’s black and handsome, extremely gorgeous, and rather sensual.

“He has gorgeous, dark hair.

“But do you know what he just said to me? You’re going to chuckle. “Hi wench,” I believe he finds them a little bit sexy.”

Admitting to having a “tickle” and feeling “giddy,” Rachel sat down at the bar and immediately saw a wanderer dozing on a bench next to her 200 years ago.

Before the funny toying with “erotic,” the Alice box software soon tossed out “need water.”