1.To sneak, creep or move in a covert manner.
2.To use a long pole with a hook on the end to grab an object or person.
2.To use a long pole with a hook on the end to grab an object or person.
I hope if I can greep out of work early today without anyone noticing.
I'm going to greep the next person to walk through this door.
I'm going to greep the next person to walk through this door.
by Mike March 15, 2005
by KOT18 March 24, 2017
by Dnelzson1 September 17, 2023
by Dnelzson1 September 17, 2023
A term used in science fiction fandom, implicitly a foodstuff, which derives from (1) “crottles,” the curved lines in cartoons indicating that a character is falling over backwards and (2) “grippe” (influenza) as spelled by the English and pronounced by the French. It is said that crottled greeps are to food what blog is to drink; many fans have presented their ideas of what the true recipe for both must be, even though the Geneva Convention expressly describes the transmission of the true recipes of either by any means as a Crime Against Humanity.
by rich brown August 11, 2004
by Mr. Robotron March 28, 2019
He's greeping me!
by Slang Advisory Board March 28, 2019