creepers

noun
UK /ˈkriːpəz/
US /ˈkriːpərz/

Plants that grow along the ground or climb up walls and trees.

The creepers covered the old garden wall with green leaves.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. People or animals that move slowly and quietly so nobody notices them.

The creepers moved through the dark hallway without a sound.

3. Soft shoes with flat soles that babies wear before they can walk.

She bought tiny creepers for her baby nephew.

4. Small metal hooks or spikes worn on shoes to help someone climb.

The climber strapped creepers onto his boots for the icy slope.