Usage examples (16)

• But environmentalists have questioned the wisdom of modifying a rule that's worked well for decades and fear a "creepage" toward the waves under the softened static line...
• Without a scale, it's easier to delude yourself about what seems to be an inevitable creepage of pounds with age.
• He seriously made fun of a woman with pubic creepage, as he has men with back hair who insist on wearing sleeveless shirts.
• Insulation that has 30 percent or more of its creepage distance either clean or dry has a low probability of initiating insulator flashovers.