What is "creeped"

Usage examples of "creeped".

Although he was courteous enough, there was something about him that creeped her flesh, and it wasn't only that he smelled of rose scent.

Even though he'd seen Aderyn fly many a time over the past years, there was just something about a shape-changer that creeped a man's flesh, even if that man had other dweomer himself.

But there was something in this man's face even through the film that creeped me out.

I’d always been sort of creeped out by the fact that Damian had to do everything I told him, just because I said so, but it had moments of usefulness, and now it might be gone.

Actually it creeped me out, but I understood that it was supposed to be an honor.

It had taken me months to realize that the reason she creeped me out was only partly the whole trapped-in-a-child's-body thing.

There was somewhat about him that creeped my flesh, but cursed if I know why, because he was well-spoken and no trouble.

He had these two swordsmen, see, and one of them fair creeped my flesh.

Realizing that his son was one of those persons that the elves call `spirit friends' always creeped his flesh.

He ween'd* t' have creeped by his fellow John, *thought And by the miller in he crept anon, And caught him by the neck, and gan him shake, And said.

He hath y-made us spende muche good, For sorrow of which almost we waxed wood,* *mad But that good hope creeped in our heart, Supposing ever, though we sore smart, To be relieved by him afterward.