Canadian English Meaning of creeps
reptiles
Other Canadian English words related to reptiles
- skunk
- clowns
- dogs
- jerks
- skunks
- pig
- Vermin
- barbarians
- Beasts
- bleeders
- boors
- hooligans
- brats
- brutes
- Buggers
- buzzards
- cads
- chuffs
- jerks
- Cruds
- doggos
- dirty nogoodnik
- finks
- heels
- hounds
- jokers
- lice
- louts
- nerds
- nuisances
- pills
- rats
- Reptiles
- rotters
- sleazebags
- Sleazeballs
- Sleaze
- slimes
- snakes
- sod
- sons of guns
- stinkers
- stinkers
- toads
- varmints
- villains
- nuts
- Turkey
- airheads
- Cavemen
- crumbs
- DINKs
- diffusers
- dweebs
- goons
- Donkeys
- loudmouths
- lowlifes
- miscreants
- Neanderthals
- pests
- hooligans
- rogues
- roughnecks
- savages
- scabs
- scamps
- chat
- scamp
- slobs
- snobs
- boogers
- I don't know
- so-and-so's
- vulgarians
- wretches
Nearest Words of creeps
- creeping zinnia => Creeping zinnia
- creeping wood sorrel => Creeping wood sorrel
- creeping wintergreen => Creeping wintergreen
- creeping windmill grass => Creeping windmill grass
- creeping willow => Weeping willow
- creeping thyme => thyme
- creeping thistle => Creeping thistle
- creeping st john's wort => Common St. John's Wort
- creeping spike rush => Creeping spike rush
- creeping soft grass => Creeping soft grass
Definitions and Meaning of creeps in English
creeps (n)
a disease of cattle and sheep attributed to a dietary deficiency; characterized by anemia and softening of the bones and a slow stiff gait
a feeling of fear and revulsion
FAQs About the word creeps
reptiles
a disease of cattle and sheep attributed to a dietary deficiency; characterized by anemia and softening of the bones and a slow stiff gait, a feeling of fear an
skunk,clowns,dogs,jerks,skunks,pig,Vermin,barbarians,Beasts,bleeders
gentlemen,heroes,ladies,angels,heroines,idols,Role models,saints
creeping zinnia => Creeping zinnia, creeping wood sorrel => Creeping wood sorrel, creeping wintergreen => Creeping wintergreen, creeping windmill grass => Creeping windmill grass, creeping willow => Weeping willow,
