What is "creepie"

Usage examples of "creepie".

From what they had been able to piece together, many members of Congress had been secretly supporting the movement of the Believers, the Night People -- creepies to the Rebels coma bizarre religion that embraced cannibalism.

Ben knew that if the Believers, the Night People comthe creepies, as the Rebels had dubbed them-had any sense at all, they would be bugging out of the city right now, regardless of the blown bridges to the south of them.

The Rebels stayed between Bayshore Freeway and the Junipero Sierra Freeway and slugged it out with the creepies.

A human wave of creepies tried a bust-out down Cabrillo Highway and the Rebels proceeded to stack them up like broken, bloody sticks of firewood on the Interstate spur.

The street punks and the creepies also realized that while they had been terribly shortsighted as to their future, Ben Raines and the Rebels had carefully looked at the long-range picture.

Chapter Thirteen The Rebels attempted no further advance against the street punks and the creepies.

In Los Angeles, the Rebels were on a roll that could not be contained by the punks and creepies remaining in the city.

Creepies leaped to their feet, jumped over the bloody chunks of body parts, and charged the Rebels, cursing the name of Ben Raines.

Those creepies watching the embattled perimeters of the Rebels through long lenses saw nothing that would indicate a Rebel bust-out.

When the creepies pursued the Rebels following the bust-out, they were going to hit some nasty reminders of how the Rebels viewed warfare.

After twenty-four hours of exchanging fire, the Rebels could tell the creepies were losing steam.

The tank busted through a wooden barricade, crushing several creepies who thought they might be able to stop the tank with small-arms fire.

When the creepies tried to retreat to the north, they ran into Ben and his rear-facing Rebels.

Other creepies left the freeway and tried a bust-out through Rebet's position.

A few punks and creepies might get away, but not many are going south.