peeped
Meaning
of Peep
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
As to the journalists, those gutter-boys who peeped into the work-shop of the spirit through the key-holes, in order to communicate to their fellow-urchins what they thought they had seen ...
There they were, stealing up to her from the thousand blue violets that peeped out from green, luxuriant beds.
Or when I first peeped Chris Burden’s 2008 sculpture “Urban Light” outside of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, filled with wedding parties taking pictures and other people who might not necessarily be going into the museum.
There was a mirror in the coffin and everyone who peeped in saw themselves.
The neighbour related that she “peeped around,” but saw nothing.
It brings back sweet memories of when I was a child and I peeped inside the little draw where she kept her special things.