Sunglasses that are tinted enough you can't see the wearer's eyes. Specifically designed to look at cleavage and ass within close proximity without the obviously creepy element.
Jim: Hey man, let's get outside and check out some tail.
Chad: Cool. Hold on one sec. Let me grab my creeps from my room.
Chad: Cool. Hold on one sec. Let me grab my creeps from my room.
by clark2936 August 04, 2009
1. The act of hitting on chicks when you are black-out drunk in hopes of hooking up with them. The act is usually committed by a person who is know to frequently do this, a creeper.
2. The act of macking on extremely drunk chicks when you are still sober, also a common act done by creepers.
2. The act of macking on extremely drunk chicks when you are still sober, also a common act done by creepers.
Man look at that fool rube, he's creeping all over thoose fine ladies eventhough they don't want none.
by Juicey Juice April 01, 2006
by chrizs September 30, 2006
v. 'to creep'. Actively seeking to hook up with a girl in a club, usually involving suggestive dancing and little discourse.
by Daniel Pappy September 17, 2008
Used commonly in Upstate New York and Great Lakes states
1) To check out what's going on by driving or walking around, usually when you go out with friends with no specific plans or destination in mind.
2) Conducting informal reconnaissance on a location or event to assess whether it is worth the time, effort and/or money to get involved. Recon may involved simply driving by, or by one member of your party scouting a location in advance.
1) To check out what's going on by driving or walking around, usually when you go out with friends with no specific plans or destination in mind.
2) Conducting informal reconnaissance on a location or event to assess whether it is worth the time, effort and/or money to get involved. Recon may involved simply driving by, or by one member of your party scouting a location in advance.
1)
person A: "What's going on tonight?"
person B: "No idea, let's just creep downtown."
or
A: "What are you guys up to?"
B: "Nothing, just creeping."
2)
A:"I hope that party tonight isn't a sausage party."
B: "Let's creep it and find out."
or
A: "I crept the Old Stank Bar, and I saw your pscyho ex there."
B: "Alright, I'll steer clear, thank God for creepin'"
person A: "What's going on tonight?"
person B: "No idea, let's just creep downtown."
or
A: "What are you guys up to?"
B: "Nothing, just creeping."
2)
A:"I hope that party tonight isn't a sausage party."
B: "Let's creep it and find out."
or
A: "I crept the Old Stank Bar, and I saw your pscyho ex there."
B: "Alright, I'll steer clear, thank God for creepin'"
by RockBottom920 August 16, 2010
by tonytfla October 08, 2006
by Dane Cannon October 19, 2005