Creeper used in a sentence

Creeper in a sentence as a noun

You must be a creeper or at least proponent for creepers.

Unattractive guy dared to look at me or ask me out, what a creeper.

I'd also like to add that the word "creeper" should be kept out of these discussions.

Sure, I'll buy that the lady is a headcase/creeper or whatever.

And when it's your fault for being a "creeper" when you just try to talk to a woman, you learn not to bother.

[1] There is a time and place for articles on the scale of "seriously **** this creeper".

It was a pretty hot relationship for a while, but the MIC turned out to be kind of a creeper.

A man who cannot will be pegged as a "creeper".I think it's not only true in real life, but on dating sites as well.

I love it - works perfectly... but immediately the feature creeper in me has kicked in.

The reason it makes people angry is that "creeper" has become the male equivalent of **** shaming.

He was a complete creeper and we did our usual thing of just ignoring him, hoping he'd get the hint and stop coming back.

I see multiple kids wearing creeper shirts every day as I walk my daughter to elementary school.

She stayed, we finished our conversation, I started working on something else, and the creeper started in on her again.

We recognize that a combination of the above three points makes the word **** an incredibly negative word that should really never be used, and I'm sure we'll get there with creeper/creepy.

It's like this article tries to tug on your heart strings and make the reader want some justice for this early pioneer in tech and then totally never mentions that he's even more famous for being a total creeper.

I'm sure the auditing and control is more than enough to stop your average creeper employee from reading normal people's inboxes, but I very much doubt that it's enough to stop a very smart, very determined spy from doing the same.

> "Elevator gate" was a stupid situation wherein a random guy hit on Rebecca Watson in an elevatorProtip: If you want to not be seen as a creeper, don't hit on people in a situation where they don't have easy exits.