WebReferences in classic literature ? " Peep !" said the bird, " peep, peep, pe--weep!" And nothing else would it say, but only, " Peep, peep, pe--weep!" in a melancholy cadence, and over and over and over again. View in context. Set out before it gets hot, and when you are going, walk nicely and quietly and do not run off the path, or you may ... Webpeep· er ˈpē-pər Synonyms of peeper 1 : one that peeps specifically : voyeur 2 : eye peeper 2 of 2 noun (2) 1 : one that makes a peeping sound 2 : any of various tree frogs that peep …

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WebReferences in classic literature ? " Peep !" said the bird, " peep, peep, pe--weep!" And nothing else would it say, but only, " Peep, peep, pe--weep!" in a melancholy cadence, and over and … WebTo peep is to take a quick, secret glance at something. Kids might peep into the living room on Christmas morning to see if Santa came the night before. You can peep through the … crayg ward cannock

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WebPlural form of peep. (now slang) People; often especially (with personal pronoun), one's friends or associates. [from 19th c.] Not many peeps here tonight, innit? Hey my peeps, … Webpeeped; peeping; peeps intransitive verb 1 a : to peer through or as if through a crevice b : to look cautiously or slyly 2 : to begin to emerge from or as if from concealment : show … crayhay mansion