make somebody's flesh creep

Like the fat boy in Pickwick he wants to make our flesh creep.

"I've heard stories about what happens in the graveyard at night; it would make your flesh creep to hear them!"

With that he gave a laugh which made my flesh creep and ran on toward the river.

The doctor later said to the director: "It made my flesh creep.

It makes one's flesh creep to read the introduction to his confession.

Or, when they sat of an evening around the fire telling stories which made one's flesh creep, the listeners sometimes said: "Oh!

I wants to make your flesh creep,' replied the boy.

I can assure you it made my flesh creep.

The idea of all that empty air under me makes my flesh creep.

Her stories are never merely literary exercises in making one's flesh creep.