creeps
verb(creep)
to move along with the body prone and close to the ground
creeps
verb(creep)
to move slowly on hands and knees
creeps
verb(creep)
to go very slowly
creeps
noun(creep)
a movement of or like creeping
creeps
noun(creep)
a distressing sensation like that caused by the creeping of insects over one's flesh; especially : a feeling of apprehension or horror —usually used in plural with the
creeps
noun(creep)
a feed trough accessible only by young animals and used especially to supply special or supplementary feed —called also creep feeder
creeps
plural noun(creep)
an uncomfortable feeling of nervousness or fear
creeps
noun(creep)
movement into a higher tax bracket as a result of income rises intended to offset the effects of inflation
creeps
phrasal verb(creep)
to cause (someone) to have an uncomfortable feeling of nervousness or fear : to give (someone) the creeps
creeps
phrasal verb(creep)
to slowly and quietly move closer to (someone) without being noticed —often used figuratively