Talk:creepified

I will store quotations here until I determine if there are enough to create the entry. — Beobach 15:45, 22 November 2010 (UTC)

English

Adjective

creepified (comparative more creepified, superlative most creepified)

1. (in Florida) scary, frightening; creepy
   • 1942, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Cross Creek:

     You got to make allowance for the black night, and the creepified feeling a river'll give you in the dark. I sold out. I didn't say nothing to the men at camp when I got there. Next morning my spirits had done rose, [...]

Quotations

• 2005, Graham Masterton, Unspeakable,^[1] page 110:

  When Texans from Brownsville complained that somebody was “admiring” them, they meant that they were being given the evil eye. Down in certain parishes in Florida, people spoke of a place being “creepified” instead of scary. “That was a right boogerish place, that old house, real creepified.”