peeper
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9.5
- noun
- /ˈpipər/
- Informal
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- You won't be the only one in the theater with vampire-Bella-inspired peepers; we guarantee it.
- Feast your peepers
- Get those peepers
- Peepers are wide open
Well, I'm really excited because we have got huge holiday feasts for your peepers.
- Well, I'm really excited because we have got huge holiday feasts for your peepers.
Examples
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Feast your peepers on this.
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Keep your peepers peeled for our special interview with Max Barry, because it's gonna rock your footie pajamas right off!
Blog text (24) -
I'm not a pixel peeper, but it's pretty clear in the small image.
Blog text (11) -
Got my peepers on the party.
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Point your peepers at that book.
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Okay, peepers, look at the board.
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As fine a body of men as ever I clapped me peepers on.
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"Jeepers Creepers, where'd you get those peepers?"
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He smiled, looked up at the fans on the balcony, and used his peepers to flirt with them.
Blog text (32) -
I spotted him hiding behind the tree with my peepers wide open.
Synonyms
A person's own sight used to check something without machines
Compounds
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9.0
A small North American tree frog that makes a very high, thin call near ponds in spring
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peeper comes from the verb peep 'to look quickly' plus -er meaning 'one who does', so a 'peeper' is playfully the thing that looks; that's why people use it as a slang word for an eye.