v. 1 to move slowly with the body close to the ground; 2 to go stealthily or furtively; n. someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
He had to creep under the bed.
He had to creep under the bed.
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What part of an ant can creep and crawl?
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Why did the animals creep closer and closer together?
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When does the ninja creep through the house?
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What was the little boy going to put in his room for the salamander to creep over?
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What emotion caused the two bakers to each creep from their beds and sneak into the other's kitchen?
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Where did the ninja creep down in the twisting moonlight?
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How many ticks creep up a stick?
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Why did Stan creep down onto the floor of the car?
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Where did Groundhog creep to eat?
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crawl; grovel; sneak; weirdo
fly
1 syllables
creep
beep
bleep
cheap
deep
diep
eap
griep
heap
heape
jeep
keep
kneip
kniep
leap
leep
lepe
peep
reap
reep
riepe
schliep
seep
seip
seipp
sepe
sheep
sleep
steep
streep
sweep
tepe
veep
weep
asleep
bopeep
felipe
mcsleep
phillipe
anandeep
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