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Meanings of peep in anglès
Usage of peep in anglès
1
If you know what's good for you, don't try to peep me.
2
The woodsman did peep and took in the situation, and he said:
3
Sir, - Weeks have gone by and hardly a peep of protest!
4
Then I would go softly to the library door and peep in.
5
And now they began to peep out in the most extraordinary fashion.
6
Early in the afternoon Mrs. Bolitho took a peep at her lodgers.
7
Toward four o'clock the first peep of dawn appeared in the east.
8
The doors have been set ajar, and they allowed to peep in.
9
Hence the peep of dawn is almost always the hour of attack.
10
I slept at Mount Laurels; went on purpose to have a peep.
11
Both stepped out of the little garret-room to peep over the banister.
12
Off they scamper for a peep through the windows of the house.
13
She turned her head and gave a sly peep at Aunt Clara.
14
Broffin could not forbear the peering peep around the sheltering window draperies.
15
He tore a hole in his blanket large enough to peep through.
16
Women pausing in washing, to peep from doorways and very little windows.
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Peep through the time
Peep across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common