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1. (adj.) creepy
causing a creeping sensation of the skin, as from horror or fear:
a creepy story.
2. creepy
characterized by creeping:
a creepy insect.
3. creepy
Slang. (of a person) obnoxious; weird.
Etymology: (1825–35)
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| Definition of 'creepy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) creepy
annoying and unpleasant
"some creepy kids were bothering her"
2. (adj) creepy, creepy-crawly
causing a sensation as of things crawling on your skin
"a creepy story"; "I had a creepy-crawly feeling"
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| Definition of 'creepy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) creepy
crawly; having or producing a sensation like that caused by insects creeping on the skin
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Sense: causing feelings of fear etc
The house is rather creepy at night.
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 Afrikaans: kriewelrig |
 Arabic: مُقْشَعِر، مُخيف |
 Bulgarian: зловещ |
 Brazilian: assustador |
 Czech: strašidelný |
 German: gruselig |
 Danish: uhyggelig |
 Greek: ανατριχιαστικός |
 Spanish: horripilante, escalofrian |
 Estonian: õudne, jube |
 Farsi: چندش آور |
 Finnish: karmiva |
 French: qui donne la chair de pou |
 Hebrew: מַפְחִיד |
 Hindi: लोमहर्षी |
 Croatian: strašan |
 Hungarian: hátborzongató |
 Indonesian: menakutkan |
 Icelandic: hrollvekjandi,óhugnanlegu |
 Italian: raccapricciante |
 Japanese: ぞっとする |
 Korean: 섬뜩한 |
 Lithuanian: baugus,šiurpus, keliantis |
 Latvian: šaušalīgs; tirpas uzdzeno |
 Malay: menakutkan |
 Dutch: griezelig |
 Norwegian: nifs, uhyggelig, skrekk- |
 Polish: przerażający |
 Persian: چندش آور |
 Pashto: ویروونکی |
 Portuguese: assustador |
 Romanian: care dă fiori |
 Russian: наводящий жуть |
 Slovak: strašidelný |
 Slovenian: strašljiv |
 Serbian: jeziv |
 Swedish: kuslig, ruskig, hemsk |
 Thai: น่ากลัว |
 Turkish: tüyler ürpertici, korkunç |
 Taiwanese: 令人毛骨悚然的 |
 Ukrainian: моторошний |
 Urdu: خوفزده كرنيوالا |
 Vietnamese: rùng mình |
 Chinese: 令人毛骨悚然的 |
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