jeebelous creebelous

A proclamation of something very exciting. It is the equivalent to "FUCK YEAH!" without all the nasty associations of the word fuck attached.

Jeebelous creebelous bitches!

by Tropple. March 8, 2011

Creeper aw man

Creeper aw man is a rude and disrespectful song that is rud to the creepers it says creepers will STEAL your stuff no.1 THEY CANT STEAL ANYTHING THEY DONT HAVE ARMS no.2 they only blow people up because everyone is mean to them

I hate creeper aw man

by @spongebobspob December 4, 2019

Creeper

1. One who 'creeps'
2. One who gives lengthy stares from across the room in your obvious direction
3. One who has bat-like hearing who can 'creep' on your possible conversations

1. litmag is full of Creepers but loveable ones.

by Litmager September 10, 2010

Creeper

A person who is socially awkward towards people around him who focus' their attention and makes it their mission throughout the day to know what his target/victim is doing.

A member from cc// known as 3ntropy is considered a creeper.

by H4H4CC March 21, 2011

Creeper

An unknown person or persons who sneak into frame and pose in the background of your photos. Often times the creeper makes faces or hand signals. Someone who tries to immortalize themselves in your photo album.

I thought I had this awesome picture of my girlfriend and Me at the "Rally to Restore Sanity" and when I got home and looked at it on the computer, some creeper was staring over my shoulder.

by monkeybutt88 April 11, 2011

creeper

some one who slowly passes by in a creepy maner

while i was smoking a blunt i saw a creeper role by

by ckennedy August 2, 2008

Moss-Covered Three-Handled Family Credenza

Slang term for hepatitis. The number of handles indicates the placement of the letter in the alphabet, one-handled for hep A, two-handled for hep B and three-handled for hep C. Term can be traced back to 1910s Detroit. Gained popularity within the Roaring Twenties jazz scene, then again among GI's in the second world war. A third surge in popularity during the sex-positive Vietnam years lead to it's controversial usage in Depatie-Freleng's 1972 adaptation of Dr Seuss's literary classic, The Cat in The Hat. A similar, more blunt reference to hepatitis made it's appearance in the Mike Meyers film based on the story 30 years later, likely channeling the animated adaptation.

When the Cat in the Hat was referring to his Moss-Covered Three-Handled Family Credenza, he was indeed talking about hepititis C.

by Meatpatty8675309 March 14, 2019