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/ˈkriːpi/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease; eerie.
The old, abandoned house had a creepy ambiance that made me shiver.
Having or showing an excessive interest in someone in a way that is perceived as disturbing or intrusive.
His constant staring at her was considered creepy by everyone in the room.
Causing a sensation of crawling skin, often due to fear or disgust.
The spider crawling on the wall gave me a creepy feeling.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'creep,' meaning to move slowly and quietly, typically in fear or stealth.
Common Phrases and Expressions
creepy-crawly
Referring to insects or other small creatures that cause discomfort.
creep out
To make someone feel uncomfortable or uneasy.
Related Words
creep
To move slowly and quietly in a fearful or stealthy manner.
creepy-crawly
A term for insects or things that make one uneasy.
eerie
Strange and frightening.
Slang Meanings
Creeper
He's such a creeper, always staring and making people feel uncomfortable.
Creep factor
This place has a high creep factor, I don't feel safe here.