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Definition of creepy in English: creepyadjectivecreepier, creepiest ˈkriːpiˈkripi informal Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease. the creepy feelings one often gets in a strange house Example sentencesExamples - This just feeds my fear of being some immediately identifiable creepy weirdo.
- I stared at these people, wondering what everyone was being so creepy about.
- Even though he's creepy and stalkerish and freaky I have a soft spot for him.
- Watch out in particular for a very creepy Italian man on a trans-continental train!
- No one ever goes to the abyss because it's too wide and deep and creepy and cold.
- It's a good idea to take along the person you live with, so he or she doesn't think you're up to anything creepy.
- We don't know much about it, except that it's got a creepy girl on the front.
- Why does this article feel like a recipe for turning into a slightly creepy man who grins and stares at people?
- I love this chapter and there may even be a horrible creepy cliff hanger at the end!
- Some people find it creepy to go to a bar where you can party with folks as old as your parents, but I kind of like it.
- It is a land of ghosts and creepy discarded toys, if you're brave enough to look.
- This isn't a debate, it's not politics, it's something ugly and ignorant and creepy.
- Like all good fairy tales it can be creepy and scary, but it also has a real feeling of darkness running through it.
- In fact, it made me feel very creepy, but let me say that I have seen much worse from famous people.
- The product itself is less creepy and weird than the testimonials on the website.
- It's a creepy way to live your life and one that is as popular with celebrities as it is in offices up and down the country.
- People still cling to the story about the girl who was lured by some creepy idiot.
- The only thing that was creepy about that movie was seeing an el Camino with a working engine and no rust, but that could just be me.
- I picked up the soundtrack in Brighton for a mere tenner, and it's every bit as wonderful and creepy as the film.
- There's a creepy moment when you catch sight of your own bottom reflected in the changing room mirror.
Synonyms frightening, scaring, terrifying, hair-raising, spine-chilling, blood-curdling, chilling, petrifying, alarming, shocking, harrowing, horrifying, horrific, horrible, awful, nightmarish, macabre, ghostly disturbing, eerie, sinister, weird, menacing, ominous, threatening Scottish eldritch informal spooky, freaky, scary, hairy
Derivatives adverbˈkriːpɪliˈkripəli informal In a way that causes an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease. she looks stern as she creepily stares into the camera Example sentencesExamples - as submodifier the baby dolls were so creepily realistic that you'd shriek if you stumbled on one in the dark
- There's a whole book full of such creepily diluted nursery rhymes.
- In its final shape, the film is almost creepily self-referential.
- As is so often the case, my suspicions have been creepily confirmed.
noun informal Aside from the creepiness, it's a phenomenal little game. Example sentencesExamples - The paintings have a sense of humour and a palpable creepiness.
- What most impressed me, though, was the general creepiness.
- It's hard to describe, but the place just exudes corporate creepiness.
- Relying primarily on percussive instruments, the composer can take the credit for at least half the film's creepiness.
Definition of creepy in US English: creepyadjectiveˈkrēpēˈkripi informal Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease. the creepy feelings one often gets in a strange house Example sentencesExamples - I picked up the soundtrack in Brighton for a mere tenner, and it's every bit as wonderful and creepy as the film.
- Even though he's creepy and stalkerish and freaky I have a soft spot for him.
- I love this chapter and there may even be a horrible creepy cliff hanger at the end!
- It's a creepy way to live your life and one that is as popular with celebrities as it is in offices up and down the country.
- This isn't a debate, it's not politics, it's something ugly and ignorant and creepy.
- People still cling to the story about the girl who was lured by some creepy idiot.
- It's a good idea to take along the person you live with, so he or she doesn't think you're up to anything creepy.
- The product itself is less creepy and weird than the testimonials on the website.
- In fact, it made me feel very creepy, but let me say that I have seen much worse from famous people.
- There's a creepy moment when you catch sight of your own bottom reflected in the changing room mirror.
- The only thing that was creepy about that movie was seeing an el Camino with a working engine and no rust, but that could just be me.
- I stared at these people, wondering what everyone was being so creepy about.
- This just feeds my fear of being some immediately identifiable creepy weirdo.
- Why does this article feel like a recipe for turning into a slightly creepy man who grins and stares at people?
- Like all good fairy tales it can be creepy and scary, but it also has a real feeling of darkness running through it.
- We don't know much about it, except that it's got a creepy girl on the front.
- No one ever goes to the abyss because it's too wide and deep and creepy and cold.
- Some people find it creepy to go to a bar where you can party with folks as old as your parents, but I kind of like it.
- Watch out in particular for a very creepy Italian man on a trans-continental train!
- It is a land of ghosts and creepy discarded toys, if you're brave enough to look.
Synonyms frightening, scaring, terrifying, hair-raising, spine-chilling, blood-curdling, chilling, petrifying, alarming, shocking, harrowing, horrifying, horrific, horrible, awful, nightmarish, macabre, ghostly
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