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Today's expression, to creep me out. To creep me out. It's a phraseal verb, to creep out. Creep out your friend,

creep out your mom, creep you out, creep me out, C-R-E-E-P, creep out. C-R-E-E-P, creep out. O-U-T.

To creep someone out means to make them feel uncomfortable.

To make them feel disgusting.

To make them feel scared. To make them feel scared to make them feel sick very unpleasant yeah and the perfect example is imagine you are sleeping in your bed very comfortable, very nice.

And then on your arm,

you feel something moving.

And you look, and it's a spider! Or a cockroach. Oh, yeah. That might creep

you out. Some people might like it. Some people might say, oh, hello, Mr. Spider. Are you hungry?

Would you like a cup of tea?

But I think most people would not like it.

Me, yeah.

Bugs in general creep me out.

They make me feel sick and I don't like it.

I'm serious.

Cockroaches and spiders.

However... like it. I'm serious. Cockroaches and spiders. However, snakes, no problem. Lizzards, I love them.

Lizzards are my buddies. We hike together. So some things don't creep me out.

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