creeped vs crept :

creeped vs crept

creeped or crept

Crept is the past tense of creep, which means to move slowly and stealthily.

"He crept out of the room without being seen."

Creeped is commonly used wrongly as the past tense because it contains the verb creep, this usage is not acceptable.



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  • 'Gremlins' Star 30 Years Later
    LOS ANGELES – It has been almost three decades since 1984’s Steven Spielberg-produced “Gremlins” creeped into theaters and earned cult status, spawning a mammoth merchandising campaign hawking everything from video games and Gizmo dolls to breakfast cereals and trading cards.
    June 13, 2013 - Fox News
  • New Kinect can track you so well ... you may not want it in your house
    Having spent time with Microsoft's new Kinect sensor on the Xbox One, I am massively impressed — and thoroughly creeped out. The device is everything the company boasted and more, and the idea of that all-seeing eye watching me at all times is enough to make me question whether I actually want one in my living room.As Microsoft explained when it was announced, the Kinect uses a new method of ...
    June 12, 2013 - NBC NEWS
  • Myth or monster? The methods behind finding Bigfoot
    There are many names given to this cross-cultural phenomenon: In Asian countries, it’s Gin-Sung; Wendigo in Algonquian; Canadians call it Sasquatch; for years, Bigfoot has creeped into bedtime lore from around the world – even in Somerset County.
    June 10, 2013 - The Tribune-Democrat
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    Please login to view the requested resource. HARRISONBURG — A nationwide scam that tries to con business owners out of $125 and risks their eligibility as a corporation has crept into the area.
    June 13, 2013 - The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
  • Burglar sexually assaults woman in Gaithersburg
    Masked man crept through a window of a Gaithersburg home
    June 13, 2013 - Washington Post
  • Chris Walker’s eligibility a major question mark
    Much has been made of the powerhouse front court that Florida has heading into the 2013-2014 season, but over the last couple of months, some doubt has slowly but surely crept up as to whether or not the Gators will end up having the nation’s best crop of big men. It starts with health issues.…
    June 13, 2013 - NBC Sports: Beyond the Arc