creeky

Related to creeky: creaky

creeky

(ˈkriːkɪ)
adj, creekier or creekiest
(Physical Geography) having many creeks
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It is old, creeky and a little cramped in parts, but it is everything you would hope for from a country stay.
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He related to me how he would climb up on his "creeky" knees those huge cargo or passenger boats wherein many Filipino seamen worked.
HE curse of the disappearing detective tonight, as Creeky closes his last case.
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Before I knew it, a dozen of us had been seated and strapped into the creeky old lift.
And so we all thought: as the Creek music played across the dimly-lit stage; as Alan, complete with duffle-coat and hood, acted out a Creeky sketch; as Caroline at last declared her passion for him; as she hurled herself into a ravishing snog and the audience went wild...
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