Causing goose bumps

Usage examples of creepy.

She had had a lot of enhancements, most of which DeRicci found creepier than the Wygnin.

The interior of the museum was even creepier now that he was alone than it had been when Dutton had led him through it.

The occasional candle illuminated fitful patches of the room, enough for Jonah to realize that he was staring at a library, although much larger and creepier than any library he had ever seen before.

The creepiest part was that they all hit zero at the exact same instant.

The fairgrounds was the creepiest place in the world this time of year, when all the old buildings stood dark and empty and the wind howled around them.

One of the creepiest parts was the way the hard polished metal of their prosthetics buried itself in their living bodies.

She sat with her unprotected back to a vastness of desert, where venomous snakes slithered in the heat of the night, where tarantulas as hairy as the maniacal mullahs of the Taliban scurried in search of prey, and where the creepiest species native to this cruel realm of rock and sand and scraggly scrub were even more fearsome than serpents or spiders.

If he were the last man on this earth he would never mean more to her than the slimiest, creepiest thing to crawl from beneath a stone in the road.

LOUD GROAN, or possibly a snore, woke me from the deepest and probably creepiest sleep of my life.

It gave her the creepiest feeling, as if there was something lurking behind the door, listening to her, waiting for her to turn her back on it.

I have seen things that creep, crawl, wriggle and flop, but I must say that you are the creepiest, crawlingest, wriggliest and biggest flop I have met yet.

Ellen Jamesians, and he suppressed a momentary flame of angerthat another creepy Ellen Jamesian was introducing herself to him.

Actually, I thought death was just a bit creepy, and I though Spiro was downright subterranean.

Even the twins Carroll knew in high school were a little creepy, Betti and Bobbi Carter, who kept secrets, and answered for each other in class, the Benson boys - the dumb one always took the blame for what the smart one did, but when dull Blake got killed in a wreck, brilliant Bob had to be pried off his casket.

Plus she got the creepy feeling the man had upped the film-speed in these few-frame human flashes, to thwart just such study.