Associations to the word «Creepy»
Noun
- Susie
- Horror
- Warren
- Ign
- Goodwin
- Comic
- Publishing
- Dark
- Atmosphere
- Monster
- Magazine
- Tale
- Episode
- Killer
- Story
- Character
- Feeling
- Viewer
- Uncle
- Sort
- Alvin
- Scarlett
- Crawl
- Scare
- Scene
- Writing
- Stillness
- Connie
- Film
- Fun
- Doll
- Cracker
- Shiver
- Visual
- Puck
- Reviewer
- Consensus
- Caves
- Barker
- Carrot
- Lula
- Ghosts
- Ebert
- Thin
- Pumpkin
- Freak
- Fright
- Black
- Sensation
- Mold
- Guy
- Spore
- Cy
- Clown
- Flick
- Halloween
- Shelby
- Sampson
- Creature
- Shudder
- Zombie
- Feel
- Ghost
- Mansion
- Omaha
- Twist
- Hutchinson
- Storyline
Adjective
Wiktionary
CREEPY, adjective. Producing an uneasy fearful sensation, as of things crawling over one's skin.
CREEPY, adjective. Strangely repulsive.
Dictionary definition
CREEPY, adjective. Annoying and unpleasant; "some creepy kids were bothering her".
CREEPY, adjective. Causing a sensation as of things crawling on your skin; "a creepy story"; "I had a creepy-crawly feeling".
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