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creepy

Definition for creepy

adjective as in nasty, scary

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Example Sentences

Wickline pivots midway through when “Update” host Colin Jost tells her the song isn’t romantic enough, which leads to a creepy domestic detour that ends up coming right back to the trolley tracks.

Vought, however, is every inch a type most Americans know well and loathe: the creepy religious fanatic.

From Salon

She previously told the BBC she'd be "more successful if I wore a muzzle" after a backlash to her comments about "creepy" fan behaviour and taking a break to focus on her wellbeing.

From BBC

When Mr Silver arranged to take a statement, the court heard, she asked a friend to be with her, writing a message saying: "The creepy police officer wants to come down again."

From BBC

The resulting music is suitably creepy, encompassing decaying jazz, abrasive industrial and the occasional section of ambient unease.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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