ALL meanings of creepers
creep·er
C c - noun creepers a person or thing that creeps. 1
- noun creepers Botany. a plant that grows upon or just beneath the surface of the ground, or upon any other surface, sending out rootlets from the stem, as ivy and couch grass. 1
- noun creepers Often, creepers. a one-piece garment for an infant, the lower portion resembling briefs and having snaps or buttons across the crotch for convenience in diapering. 1
- noun creepers Chiefly Northeastern U.S. a spiked iron plate worn on the shoe to prevent slipping on ice, rock, etc. 1
- noun creepers Also called brothel creeper. Informal. a shoe with a thick, soft sole: She wore a miniskirt and creepers. 1
- noun creepers Also called cradle. Automotive. a flat framework on casters, on which a mechanic lies while working under an automobile or the like. 1
- noun creepers Ornithology. any of various birds that creep or climb about on trees, especially of the family Certhiidae, as Certhia americana (brown creeper or tree creeper) of the Northern Hemisphere. 1
- noun creepers a domestic fowl having malformed, short legs, due to a genetic defect. 1
- noun creepers a grappling device for dragging a river, lake, etc. 1
- noun creepers Also, creep. Slang. a sneak thief. 1
- noun creepers Slang. a person who makes persistent sexual advances toward someone, or who cheats on a sexual partner. 1
- noun creepers Slang. creep (def 18). 1
- noun creepers Slang. a person who follows someone persistently or stealthily; a stalker. 1
- noun creepers Plural form of creeper. 1
- noun creepers plural of creeper. 0
- interjection creepers An expression of surprise, fear, or excitement. 0