"creepy day" is not a standard phrase in English, so it is not considered correct and usable in written English.
It would be better to use an alternative such as "ominous day," "foreboding day," or "unnerving day." For example: The sky was grey and the air was still; it was an ominous day.
PAGE E1 ME TALK CREEPY ONE DAY David Sedaris became famous by finding the comic nugget in the experiences of friends and family, then carving and polishing them into a shiny, funny anecdote (with the possible help of a little embellishment).
But the whole thing got really creepy on Friday when the music blog Brooklyn Vegan noticed that Mr. Ward had been suspiciously cropped out of many photos on Black Sabbath's official Web site.
Preservation Detectives: 'Hidden Spaces and (Kind of) Creepy Places!' (Sunday) The Museum at Eldridge Street, the 1887 landmark synagogue where many Jewish immigrants worshiped, offers "Preservation Detectives" tours in which children 4 to 11 can view artifacts, investigate neighborhood lore and sleuth their way into the past.
'Creepy Creatures Weekend' (Saturday and Sunday) Gardens are full of strange things that crawl and strange things that fly, and what better time to celebrate them than the month of Halloween?
BOONTON "Creepy Crawly Craft Day and Hike".
More creepy was the day she nearly got run over and her stalker dived into the road beside her, his rationale being: "If you die, I want to die, too!" Things took a turn for the farcical when she introduced her stalker to the woman stalking Lawrence from Felt and Denim, and sent them both off in a cab.
This may sound a bit creepy in our day and age of Prism awareness, and it will be interesting to see how and if that impacts Lumi's growth.
And The Phantom of the Opera (1925) which featured one of the masters of grotesque makeup Lon Chaney, who not only took the starring role but used his makeup skills to expertly and horrifically transform himself into a deformed ghost, which still looks creepy to this day.
The film is genuinely scary, thanks to exquisitely creepy pacing -- Wednesday at 6 p.m. on HBO.
What, for example, do you feed a giant anteater, which in nature devours thousands of ants, termites and similar creepy-crawlers each day?
