"Peep" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Peep" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Peep" Meaning

A peep is a quick look or glance, often in a sly or secretive manner. It can also refer to a slight glimpse or peek, as in "I caught a peep of the surprise party when I walked into the room." Additionally, a peep can also refer to the act of looking or gazing, often in a fond or admiring way, as in "I love to take a peep at the stars on a clear night."

"Peep" Examples

Usage Examples for "Peep"


While I was hiding behind the door, I caught a peep of my sister getting ready to go out for a party. [verb]
Can you peep through the hole in the wall to see what's going on in the next room? [verb]
The curious kitten loved to peep into the mirror, fascinated by its own reflection. [verb]
After making sure I was alone, I snuck a peep at my sister's secret diary. [verb]
The photographer got a peep at the celebrity's private life by snapping pictures of her leaving her hotel room. [verb]

"Peep" Similar Words

Peeled

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Peeler

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Peeling

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Peelites

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Peels

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Peen

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Peenemunde

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Peenge

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Peeped

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Peepee

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Peeper

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Peepers

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Peepers is a colloquial or informal term for eyes. It is often used in British English, and is thought to have originated in the mid-19th century.

Peephole

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Peepholes

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Peeping

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Peeps

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