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Examples of peeper
peeper
High likens the song of the peeper to the peeping of a tufted titmouse songbird.
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For those of us in the far West, finding leaf-peeper information can be tough.
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If you're a leaf peeper like me, this maple is sure to leave you in awe.
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He wore a headband in practice because it pulled the eyelid off his swollen left peeper.
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We will also listen for any newly emerged spring peeper tree frogs.
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No ordinary robber or window peeper would carry tape, rope and wire cutters to the scene, he said.
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Volume picks up even more during the leaf-peeper and ski seasons.
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In spring, the peeper frogs down by the Loyalhanna crick, just below the house, joined our conversation.
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It had to have been a window peeper, she always thought.
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- Voyeur: a viewer who enjoys seeing the sex acts or sex organs of others
- An informal term referring to the eye
- An animal that makes short high-pitched sounds
- The spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) is a small chorus frog widespread throughout the eastern USA and Canada.
- Peeper is a 1975 film directed by Peter Hyams.
- Peepers is a fictional character in comic books published by Marvel Comics. He first appeared as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, a group of mutants in Captain America Annual #4. He was created by Jack Kirby.
- The eye. More commonly used in the plural; Someone who peeps; An animal, such as some frogs, that have a shrill, high-pitched call; A private detective
- (Peepers (noun, plural)) The yellow-ish gummy blobs found in the corners of the eyes after sleep. (Often the second quoted meaning of 'sleep' in dictionaries)
- (Peepers) little frogs that forecast spring, "the peepers have to freeze three times before spring is official"; the peepers don't actually freeze, the temperature is below freezing
