peep
/piːp/Definitions
1. verb
to make a high-pitched sound, typically a short burst of noise, especially a bird or an animal.
“The chick began to peep in its nest.”
2. verb
to look at or observe something, typically secretly.
“She peeped over the fence to see what was happening in the garden.”
3. noun
a short, high-pitched sound, especially one made by a bird or an animal.
“The peep of the bird was a sign of new life in the forest.”
4. noun
a glimpse or a quick look.
“She had only a peep at the new baby before it was taken away.”
5. verb
to glance or look quickly.
“She peeped through the curtains to see what was happening outside.”
6. interjection
an expression of surprise or excitement.
“Oh peep! What a wonderful surprise!”