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Definition of creep
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of creep is as below...
Creep (v. t.) To move along the
ground,
or on any other
surface,
on the
belly,
as a worm or
reptile;
to move as a child on the hands and
knees;
to
crawl..
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Undercreep
::
Undercreep
(v. i.) To creep
secretly
or
privily.
Fiorin
::
Fiorin
(n.) A
species
of
creeping
bent grass
(Agrostis
alba);
--
called
also
fiorin
grass.
Insinuate
::
Insinuate
(v. i.) To
creep,
wind, or flow in; to enter
gently,
slowly,
or
imperceptibly,
as into
crevices..
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) Any
device
for
causing
material
to move
steadily
from one part of a
machine
to
another,
as an apron in a
carding
machine,
or an inner
spiral
in a grain
screen..
Crawler
::
Crawler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
crawls;
a
creeper;
a
reptile..
Steal
::
Steal (v. t.) To
withdraw
or
convey
clandestinely
(reflexive);
hence,
to creep
furtively,
or to
insinuate..
Creephole
::
Creephole
(n.) A hole or
retreat
into which an
animal
may
creep,
to
escape
notice
or
danger..
Climb
::
Climb (v. i.) To
ascend
or creep
upward
by
twining
about a
support,
or by
attaching
itself
by
tendrils,
rootlets,
etc., to a
support
or
upright
surface..
Pixie
::
Pixie (n.) A low
creeping
evergreen
plant
(Pyxidanthera
barbulata),
with
mosslike
leaves
and
little
white
blossoms,
found in New
Jersey
and
southward,
where it
flowers
in
earliest
spring..
Herpes
::
Herpes
(n.) An
eruption
of the skin,
taking
various
names,
according
to its form, or the part
affected;
especially,
an
eruption
of
vesicles
in small
distinct
clusters,
accompanied
with
itching
or
tingling,
including
shingles,
ringworm,
and the like; -- so
called
from its
tendency
to creep or
spread
from one part of the skin to
another..
Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To move or
behave
with
servility
or
exaggerated
humility;
to fawn; as, a
creeping
sycophant..
Geometrid
::
Geometrid
(n.) One of
numerous
genera
and
species
of
moths,
of the
family
Geometridae;
-- so
called
because
their
larvae
(called
loopers,
measuring
worms,
spanworms,
and
inchworms)
creep in a
looping
manner,
as if
measuring.
Many of the
species
are
injurious
to
agriculture,
as the
cankerworms..
Creep
::
Creep (n.) The act or
process
of
creeping.
Creeping
::
Creeping
(a.)
Crawling,
or
moving
close to the
ground..
Obreption
::
Obreption
(n.) The act of
creeping
upon with
secrecy
or by
surprise.
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) A plant that
clings
by
rootlets,
or by
tendrils,
to the
ground,
or to
trees,
etc.; as, the
Virginia
creeper
(Ampelopsis
quinquefolia)..
Creeping
::
Creeping
(a.)
Growing
along,
and
clinging
to, the
ground,
or to a wall, etc., by means of
rootlets
or
tendrils..
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) A small bird of the genus
Certhia,
allied
to the
wrens.
The brown or
common
European
creeper
is C.
familiaris,
a
variety
of which (var.
Americana)
inhabits
America;
--
called
also tree
creeper
and
creeptree.
The
American
black and white
creeper
is
Mniotilta
varia..
Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To move
slowly,
feebly,
or
timorously,
as from
unwillingness,
fear, or
weakness..
Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To move in a
stealthy
or
secret
manner;
to move
imperceptibly
or
clandestinely;
to steal in; to
insinuate
itself
or one's self; as, age
creeps
upon us..
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