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crept [krept] VB

crept pp, pt of creep:

See also creep up , creep

creep up VB intr

2. creep (sneak up on):

I . creep [kri:p] N inf

1. creep (unpleasant person):

kreten m

2. creep Brit (crawler):

I . creep [kri:p] N inf

1. creep (unpleasant person):

kreten m

2. creep Brit (crawler):

II . creep <crept, crept> [kri:p] VB intr

creep up VB intr

2. creep (sneak up on):

Usage examples with crept

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
But part of the appeal of music from the 1980s probably lies in the ageing demographic of telly-watchers and film-goers, which has crept remorselessly upwards over the years.
www.independent.co.uk
Last month an ambulance worker told how a fox crept into her house through the cat flap and attacked her.
www.dailymail.co.uk
The lifeless seas, filthy and reeking, crept up on mankind, inch by inch.
en.wikipedia.org
He recalls that superheroes crept into my life by stealth, as he actively sought out covers featuring any big creature that looked vaguely dinosaur-like, trampling puny humans.
en.wikipedia.org
However, a few typographical errors have crept into their books as a result.
en.wikipedia.org
Corruption, nepotism, political opportunism crept in after long 32 years in power.
en.wikipedia.org
They also knew that over the years, the hospital's C-section rate had gradually crept up until, by 2010, it had reached 29.6 per cent.
www.yorkregion.com
He then crept on his hands and knees to an empty animal enclosure to avoid capture and stayed there for two days and nights insensible.
en.wikipedia.org
Fearful that she had been spotted by the abductor, she crept back into her bed.
en.wikipedia.org
A splitting headache bloomed in his skull, and crept down his neck.
www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com

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