Peep
Pronunciation: /ˈpiːp/
Peep (verb)
- to look quickly and secretly at something.
- to make a short, high sound like a small bird.
Examples
- She peeped through the keyhole to see inside.
- He peeped around the corner to check if anyone was there.
Common collocations: peep through, peep around, peep softly, peep quietly, take a peep
Peep (noun)
- a quick and secret look at something.
- a short, high sound made by a small bird or object.
Examples
- She took a peep at the surprise gift.
- He had a quick peep at the answer sheet.