creeped

equivalent to spooked. frightened by something that is creepy.

that movie creeped me out.

by Toby's dad June 3, 2009

creeped

to creep in the past tense.

Not actually creeping up (ie) behind someone, but could also be depending on the given situation.

To know enough about a person that you don't actually know (ie where this person works). Creeping would consist of using that small bit of knowledge you have about said person and going on the popular website called facebook and attempting to look them up.

Amy: You know that guy we saw today at lavish&squalor?

Katie: Yeah he was super-cute!

Amy: You know right? I just totally went on facebook and looked up the Lovin' Lavish&Squalor group, found a picture of the guy (which was tagged) and creeped his profile. He's super sexy!

by mclovinzz January 13, 2009

creeped

adj. - to be sexually pursued by a creeper (usually an older perverted man); seduced by a creeper.

Watch out for that creeper, you might get creeped.

by [e-mail] July 30, 2008

creeped

what you do on Facebook when you're bored or just curious.

Totally just FB stalked you. Don't feel creeped out.

by iheartsmiles September 15, 2011

creeped out

The state of suspicion or uncertainty in a woman's mind regarding a mans inappropriate and obscene sexual intentions or to his current legal status as a sex offender.

When Steve told Mary he really liked her lips she was really, really creeped out.

by Glenroy Hamden June 24, 2014

facebook creeped out

a feeling.
what you feel when too much information is displayed on facebook
what you feel when you are being facebook stalked or harassed.

Grandma just posted a baby picture on my wall and now I'm facebook creeped out.

by Gilmore Peace August 5, 2010

Facebook Creeped

To look up someone's facebook profile, generally without adding them, with the intentions of seeing their relationship status, mutual friends, or pictures they're tagged in.

I thought Josh was pretty cute but I facebook creeped him and he has a girlfriend.

by SaskGirl January 24, 2011