WordStudycreep
Move slowly and quietly, or a strange person.
Meaning of «creep»
verb
to move slowly and quietly
The heavy traffic began to creep along the highway.
Translation
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«creep» in 17 languages
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move quietly so no one notices
creepmove slowly and quietly, often lowThe cat crept toward the bird.
prowlmove around quietly, like a hunting animalA fox prowled around the farm at night.
Verb forms
Base form (V1)creep
Past simple (V2)crept
Past participle (V3)crept
Base form (V1)
The cat likes to creep up to birds.
Past simple (V2)
He crept into the room very quietly.
Past participle (V3)
The child has crept under the table.
