PEEP
1 —verb. 1 (usually. Foll. By at, in, out, into) look through a narrow opening; look furtively. 2 (usually. Foll. By out) come slowly into view; emerge. —none. 1 furtive or peering glance. 2 first appearance (peep of day). [origin unknown]
1 —verb. 1 (usually. Foll. By at, in, out, into) look through a narrow opening; look furtively. 2 (usually. Foll. By out) come slowly into view; emerge. —none. 1 furtive or peering glance. 2 first appearance (peep of day). [origin unknown]
2 —verb. Make a shrill feeble sound as of young birds, mice, etc. —none. 1 such a sound. 2 slight sound, utterance, or complaint (not a peep out of them). [imitative]