Basic Details
Word: Creepy
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Causing an uneasy feeling; something that makes you feel scared or uncomfortable.
Synonyms: Scary, eerie, unsettling, spook
Antonyms: Comforting, pleasant, soothing
Idioms and Phrases
- Creepy crawlers: Refers to insects or small creatures that cause discomfort. Example: "I avoid going into the attic because of the creepy crawlers that might be living there."
- Creeped out: Feeling scared or uncomfortable due to something strange or unsettling. Example: "She was creeped out by the strange noises coming from the dark room."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The old, abandoned house at the end of the street had a creepy feeling, especially at night.
Example 2: I read a creepy story that made me check behind the curtains before going to bed.
Example 3: The shadows dancing on the wall in the dark room gave me a creepy vibe.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "creepy" originates from the word "creep," which means to move slowly and quietly, often in a way that makes others feel uneasy?
Famous Quote
"The creepy thing about the dark is that you never know what is lurking in it." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "creepy" mean?
a) Making you feel happy
b) Causing an uneasy feeling
c) Being very loud
d) Making you feel hungry
Answer: b) Causing an uneasy feeling
2. Which of these is a synonym of "creepy"?
a) Funny
b) Scary
c) Bright
d) Cheerful
Answer: b) Scary
3. What is an antonym of "creepy"?
a) Comforting
b) Scary
c) Eerie
d) Spooky
Answer: a) Comforting
4. Which sentence uses "creepy" correctly?
a) The puppy was very creepy and friendly.
b) The movie was full of creepy moments that made me jump.
c) The teacher gave a creepy lesson.
d) The cake looked creepy and delicious.
Answer: b) The movie was full of creepy moments that made me jump.
5. What does "creeped out" mean?
a) Feeling scared or uncomfortable
b) Feeling excited
c) Having a lot of fun
d) Being very brave
Answer: a) Feeling scared or uncomfortable
