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noun ˈpiːpəˈpipər 1A person who peeps at someone or something, especially in a voyeuristic way. 窥视者，偷看者；窥阴者 Example sentencesExamples - You feel like a peeper for the duration of the scene but the play shifts into lower gear while the audience postures itself as willing spectators of what transpires in the 1950s London apartment.
- Say I've written this news lead out of a city council meeting: ‘Should the Seattle police be able to peep at the peepers in the peep shows?’
- Ninety-eight percent of peepers and peerers did not go on to commit a violent or sexual offence.
- Who wants peepers and peerers standing outside bedrooms, peeping and peering?
2peepersinformal A person's eyes. 〈非正式〉（人的）眼睛 keep your peepers peeled for a familiar face 睁大你的眼睛，注意一个熟悉的面孔。 Example sentencesExamples - It seems, though, that the eyes truly are the windows to the soul, as 44 per cent of women like a nice pair of peepers in their men.
- Those beautiful almond shaped peepers, which were contoured by thick, long lashes.
- He saw himself, easily carrying the weight of his friend, a smug grin on his face, and those green peepers of his flashing devilishly.
- To keep your peepers safe they're anti-scratch, anti-fog and provide 100% UV block protection.
- But she saw nothing wrong with indulging a few kisses with the hottie with the most piercing blue peepers she has had the privilege of seeing.
- So we covered our mouths, stifling silly giggles, petrified that the principal's paralyzing peepers would turn our way!
- After the extensive tour I thought it would be rude not to take up the kind offer of an eye test, and I am happy to report my peepers are in good nick.
- She sure didn't look that way with her short blond hair, and cool blue peepers surrounded by smoky shadow.
- UV-protective sunglasses can safeguard your peepers; repeated corneal burns have been linked to cataract formation later in life.
- Test your peepers: eyes can offer clues to conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
- For one thing, those entering the theatre with a Christian sensibility operating behind the peepers will no doubt see something different from those from a secular perspective.
- And even if you don't wear mascara, curl your lashes to make peepers appear bigger and brighter.
- Chemicals like chlorine can get into your contacts and dry out peepers.
- The lenses are properly large - both to provide the utmost in protection to your peepers - and so that with your head down on the comb of the stock you will still be looking through the center of the lenses.
- Why just sleep when you can take a few years off your peepers while doing so?
- She guessed that was pretty much what Josh was seeing in her peepers too.
- Whenever his dark chocolate peepers look at me with that barely discernible glint, something happens.
RhymesArequipa, beeper, bleeper, creeper, Dnieper, keeper, leaper, reaper, sleeper, sweeper, weeper peeper2(also spring peeper) noun ˈpiːpəˈpipər A small North American tree frog with a dark cross on the back, the males of which sing in early spring. 啾鸣，雨蛙 Hyla crucifer, family Hylidae Example sentencesExamples - Species seen included black rat snake, ribbon snake, milk snake, gray tree frog, green frog, pickerel frog, wood frog, spring peeper, mountain dusky salamander, and the rare and beautiful long-tailed salamander.
- These pools as well as the deeper water areas of the sedge meadow provide breeding habitat for chorus frogs, spring peepers, and smallmouth salamanders.
- He would call owls, listen to the peepers, and point out constellations.
- Listen to calls of the frogs around you, or sample frog calls on the web: the spring peeper and the common toad.
- A chorus of spring peepers was so deafening it nearly drowned out the chorus frogs, whose exuberant songs nearly drowned out a lone, early-bird bullfrog.
nounˈpēpərˈpipər 1A person who peeps at someone or something, especially in a voyeuristic way. 窥视者，偷看者；窥阴者 Example sentencesExamples - Who wants peepers and peerers standing outside bedrooms, peeping and peering?
- Ninety-eight percent of peepers and peerers did not go on to commit a violent or sexual offence.
- You feel like a peeper for the duration of the scene but the play shifts into lower gear while the audience postures itself as willing spectators of what transpires in the 1950s London apartment.
- Say I've written this news lead out of a city council meeting: ‘Should the Seattle police be able to peep at the peepers in the peep shows?’
- 1.1peepersinformal A person's eyes.
〈非正式〉（人的）眼睛 keep your peepers peeled for a familiar face 睁大你的眼睛，注意一个熟悉的面孔。 Example sentencesExamples - Test your peepers: eyes can offer clues to conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
- The lenses are properly large - both to provide the utmost in protection to your peepers - and so that with your head down on the comb of the stock you will still be looking through the center of the lenses.
- But she saw nothing wrong with indulging a few kisses with the hottie with the most piercing blue peepers she has had the privilege of seeing.
- So we covered our mouths, stifling silly giggles, petrified that the principal's paralyzing peepers would turn our way!
- And even if you don't wear mascara, curl your lashes to make peepers appear bigger and brighter.
- Chemicals like chlorine can get into your contacts and dry out peepers.
- For one thing, those entering the theatre with a Christian sensibility operating behind the peepers will no doubt see something different from those from a secular perspective.
- Whenever his dark chocolate peepers look at me with that barely discernible glint, something happens.
- It seems, though, that the eyes truly are the windows to the soul, as 44 per cent of women like a nice pair of peepers in their men.
- She sure didn't look that way with her short blond hair, and cool blue peepers surrounded by smoky shadow.
- He saw himself, easily carrying the weight of his friend, a smug grin on his face, and those green peepers of his flashing devilishly.
- UV-protective sunglasses can safeguard your peepers; repeated corneal burns have been linked to cataract formation later in life.
- After the extensive tour I thought it would be rude not to take up the kind offer of an eye test, and I am happy to report my peepers are in good nick.
- To keep your peepers safe they're anti-scratch, anti-fog and provide 100% UV block protection.
- Why just sleep when you can take a few years off your peepers while doing so?
- She guessed that was pretty much what Josh was seeing in her peepers too.
- Those beautiful almond shaped peepers, which were contoured by thick, long lashes.
peeper2(also spring peeper) nounˈpēpərˈpipər A small North American tree frog that has brownish-gray skin with a dark cross on the back, the males of which sing in early spring. 啾鸣，雨蛙 Hyla crucifer, family Hylidae Example sentencesExamples - Species seen included black rat snake, ribbon snake, milk snake, gray tree frog, green frog, pickerel frog, wood frog, spring peeper, mountain dusky salamander, and the rare and beautiful long-tailed salamander.
- He would call owls, listen to the peepers, and point out constellations.
- A chorus of spring peepers was so deafening it nearly drowned out the chorus frogs, whose exuberant songs nearly drowned out a lone, early-bird bullfrog.
- These pools as well as the deeper water areas of the sedge meadow provide breeding habitat for chorus frogs, spring peepers, and smallmouth salamanders.
- Listen to calls of the frogs around you, or sample frog calls on the web: the spring peeper and the common toad.
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