English to Irish Meaning of creepy - creepy

Creepy :

creepy

adjective

aisteach, spreagúil, Leictreach

Creepy :: creepy

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Definitions of creepy in English

Adjective(1) annoying and unpleasant(2) causing a sensation as of things crawling on your skin

Examples of creepy in English

(1) Some people find it creepy to go to a bar where you can party with folks as old as your parents, but I kind of like it.(2) I picked up the soundtrack in Brighton for a mere tenner, and it's every bit as wonderful and creepy as the film.(3) I love this chapter and there may even be a horrible creepy cliff hanger at the end!(4) People still cling to the story about the girl who was lured by some creepy idiot.(5) It's a good idea to take along the person you live with, so he or she doesn't think you're up to anything creepy .(6) Why does this article feel like a recipe for turning into a slightly creepy man who grins and stares at people?(7) Like all good fairy tales it can be creepy and scary, but it also has a real feeling of darkness running through it.(8) The only thing that was creepy about that movie was seeing an el Camino with a working engine and no rust, but that could just be me.(9) This just feeds my fear of being some immediately identifiable creepy weirdo.(10) I stared at these people, wondering what everyone was being so creepy about.(11) No one ever goes to the abyss because it's too wide and deep and creepy and cold.(12) It is a land of ghosts and creepy discarded toys, if you're brave enough to look.(13) Even though he's creepy and stalkerish and freaky I have a soft spot for him.(14) In fact, it made me feel very creepy , but let me say that I have seen much worse from famous people.(15) We don't know much about it, except that it's got a creepy girl on the front.(16) It's a creepy way to live your life and one that is as popular with celebrities as it is in offices up and down the country.

Related Phrases of creepy

(1) creepy ::

creepy

Related Phrases of creepy

(1) creepy ::

creepy

Synonyms

Adjective

1. frightening ::

scanrúil

2. eerie ::

eerie

4. sinister ::

sinister

5. weird ::

aisteach

6. hair-raising ::

gruaige-ardú

8. threatening ::

bagairt

9. eldritch ::

eldritch

10. spooky ::

scanrach

11. scary ::

scary

12. freaky ::

freaky

Antonyms

1. comfortable ::

compordach

2. easy ::

éasca

3. peaceful ::

síochánta

4. quiet ::

ciúin

5. tranquil ::

tranquil

Different Forms

creepy

Word Example from TV Shows

Whichever one it was, it was CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 14

No, this is CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 21

...and then that CREEPY, quiet guy showed up.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 8

You're just CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

(IMITATES RAJ'S TONE) And talking like this doesn't make it less CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 11

Examples of creepy from TV Shows

Whichever one it was, it was CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 14

No, this is CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 21

...and then that CREEPY, quiet guy showed up.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 8

You're just CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

(IMITATES RAJ'S TONE) And talking like this doesn't make it less CREEPY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 11

English to Irish Dictionary: creepy

Meaning and definitions of creepy, translation in Irish language for creepy with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of creepy in Irish and in English language.

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English to Irish Dictionary: creepy

Meaning and definitions of creepy, translation in Irish language for creepy with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of creepy in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'creepy'

What creepy means in Irish, creepy meaning in Irish, creepy definition, examples and pronunciation of creepy in Irish language.