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peephole

[peep-hohl] / ˈpipˌhoʊl /
NOUN
hole to look through
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STRONG


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If you’re home alone or with family members and you hear a knock at the door, check the window, security camera or peephole so you can identify whether ICE agents are outside.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Morgan told the court she was at Ms Ventura's Los Angeles apartment after the hotel incident and watched through the peephole as Mr Combs was "banging on the door with a hammer".

From BBC

If you’re home alone or with family members and you hear a knock at the door, check the window, security camera or peephole so you can identify if ICE agents are outside.

From Los Angeles Times

At the Hollywood Bowl, there is a peephole backstage.

From Los Angeles Times

He heard a knock on his door, looked out the peephole and saw “at least 20 police officers with guns drawn.”

From New York Times