1. A person or thing that creeps; a reptile: a creeping plant; an iron used to slide along the grate in kitchens; a kind of patten worn by women; a shoe spiked against slipping; an instrument of iron with hooks or claws for drawing up things from the bottom of a well, river, or harbour; a name given to several genera of small birds, such as the tree-creepers, the bush-creepers. &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• creapers,
• craper,
• creeek,
• preoper,
• careeer,
• creepe,
• careerer,
• craeer,
• creaper,
• creear,
• creere,
• creepie,
• creepin,
• keeeper,
• creept,
• creaped,
• creepied,
• ceeper,
• creeppy,
• creeply

• creeps,
• cropper,
• creepy,
• crepe,
• creep,
• creepers,
• Craver,
• crupper,
• crevier,
• crapper.

The adjective form of the word "creeper" is "creepy".

The plural of the "creeper" can be the "creepers".

The singular of the "creeper" can be the "creeper".