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peep

[peep] / pip /


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Spies have been caught with cameras peeping through the fence on the airport’s perimeter.

From The Wall Street Journal

He never heard a peep about a movie being filmed there.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the explosion is unpredictable and often delayed - officials told the BBC that many of the injuries occurred when children peeped inside the pipe to check just as the blast happened.

From BBC

There were holes in the walls of their room, "like peep holes", but because Fred was always busy doing odd jobs they assumed it was random projects he had started.

From BBC

Their bond, Douglass said, was worth “all the wealth” of “the most successful conqueror,” for it gave him a “peep into that noble soul.”

From The Wall Street Journal