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creepy Adjective [creepier, creepiest] Informal causing a feeling of fear or disgust creepiness n
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creepy adjective (Informal) disturbing, threatening, frightening, terrifying, weird, forbidding, horrible, menacing, unpleasant, scary (informal) sinister, ominous, eerie, macabre, nightmarish, hair-raising, awful Translations |
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| Bloor and his son, Manfred, a creepier variant of his parent; wistful, neglected Benjamin, Charlie's best friend; intrepid Olivia who gleefully totters into danger on her high-heeled shoes; Aunt Lucretia Yewbeam with a tongue that could blister paint; and orphaned Billy, whose voice betrays both his loneliness and his desperate need for a family. Once we got the books back from the police and began photographing the damage, it just got more horrific and creepier and painful," says Jim Van Buskirk, program manager of the library's James C. That intense energy European culture poured into making amazing things just got creepier and creepier until it turned evil. |
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