creep
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6.8
- noun
- /krip/
- Offensive
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bicho raro
- This creep thinks he's in love with me.
It's a lot of freaks and dreamers, creeps, weirdos.
- It's a lot of freaks and dreamers, creeps, weirdos.
- Yeah, some lowlife desolate creep could have came up and went.
- It could have been a fantastic thriller of a creep being a creep.
- First of all, if someone's a creep, they're a creep, right?
- There are vandals, creeps and weirdos changing the recipes up.
- and expected to live amongst the public. Jack's a bit of a creep. Alright,
- And if all else fails, I still look like a creep.
- You know what that is good to know the Republicans won't support a Nazi loving sex creep for governor.
- I'm like a little creep staring at her lips like what is on your lips?
- Could it actually be Bob that he was creep doing creepy things?
- Let's give our our listeners and our creeps a a proper introduction of Jill.
- And Kevin Stitt is just the creepiest creep that he thinks that's that's his business.
- I see a sweaty, tall, long creep and a thong.
Examples
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Uh, well, we can replace "stalker" with "creep," if that makes you feel better.
Blog text (2) -
Do you know who that little creep was?" He nodded.
Fiction book (1991) -
You might remember this creep from earlier.
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- Yeah, it looks like some creep was giving you a hard time.
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That little creep went to the police.
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- What do you mean, like a creep?
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There had been a falling out; she refused to work for "that creep" any longer.
Fiction book (1995) -
The whole thing gave my wife the creeps, so she got out of there.
Fiction book (1994) -
First of all, if someone's a creep, they're a creep, right?
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I always feel uneasy around that creep who stares at everyone on the bus.
Synonyms
119
7.0
A person who acts in a strange or unusual way
14
7.8
A person who seems strange and makes others uncomfortable
1
9.9
A person who acts in a strange way that others find unpleasant
A person who acts strange and makes others uncomfortable
A person who makes other people feel uncomfortable or unsafe
Compounds
- Literature
1
8.5
When inflation raises pay, people move into higher tax bands and pay more tax without getting richer
- Specialized
Special food given to young animals like piglets or calves that adults cannot reach
How Creepy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Creep meaning an unpleasant person comes from the idea of someone who 'creeps' around in a secret or strange way and makes your skin 'crawl', so the word now labels a person who makes others feel uncomfortable.