creepies
- noun
- /ˈkripiz/
- Offensive
- At the party, a group of creepies kept staring at everyone, making people uncomfortable.
Examples
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She avoided the alley because some creepies were hanging around the entrance.
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He advised his friends to steer clear of the creepies lurking around the abandoned building.
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He warned his friends to stay away from the creepies near the old warehouse.
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Those two are real creepies!
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I feel uncomfortable around creepies.
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She avoided the alley because some creepies were loitering near the entrance.
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At the party, a group of creepies kept making unsettling remarks, causing discomfort among the guests.
Synonyms
A person who acts in a strange, unpleasant way that makes others feel uncomfortable
A person who seems strange and makes others uncomfortable
A person who acts in a strange way that others find unpleasant
A person who makes other people feel uncomfortable or unsafe
A person or thing that keeps others away by causing fear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word creepies comes from creep and the idea of a creeper, someone who acts in a slow or strange way that makes others step back. That's why creepies is used for people who make others feel frightened, uncomfortable, or disgusted.