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peeper

[ UK /pˈiːpɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an informal term referring to the eye
  2. an animal that makes short high-pitched sounds
  3. a viewer who enjoys seeing the sex acts or sex organs of others

How To Use peeper In A Sentence

  • Some game bird breeders even debeak the birds or attach "peepers" or googles to their eyes to keep them attacking each other in the packed pens. (see: caged hen egg operations.) Is your state breeding birds for Dick Cheney style hunting like Illinois?
  • From peeper scopes to duct tape -- learn more about the cool tools Nature Conservancy scientists use to solve conservation issues. Conservation Tools: 'Very Pistols,' Underwater Paper, Amphibious Vehicles And Other Cool Gadgets Used By The Nature Conservancy Scientists (PHOTOS)
  • He would call owls, listen to the peepers, and point out constellations.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • These pools as well as the deeper water areas of the sedge meadow provide breeding habitat for chorus frogs, spring peepers, and smallmouth salamanders.
  • Between each chirrup in a chorus of spring peepers, tiny pauses. The Sound Thief « A Fly in Amber
  • Another great planning tool is The Foliage Network, which collects data from an army of volunteer foliage spotters twice a week during the fall, ensuring an up-to-date and very specific report for “leaf peepers. Beautiful Fall Foliage Drives
  • Leaf peepers who have been there, done that in the Northeast might want to try a new region: the Rocky Mountains. SmartMoney Saturday
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