0 present participle of peek
1 to look, especially for a short time or while trying to avoid being seen:
Angular distribution and forward peeking of laser produced plasma ions.
How can our type system ensure that each definition does not contribute to a transparent cycle without peeking at what the other one is (and hence violating abstraction)?
I do not want employers to be peeking into their employees' bedrooms.
We all of us make mistakes some time, be it the police or people peeking through windows.
He finds a body lying arms outstretched, face hidden by a hat, but red curls peeking out.
He sees the woman peeking from behind a car and yells at her to go away, to take her war somewhere else.
Such methods include shorting the pot, avoiding house fees, and peeking at other players' cards.
Although that episode had a subplot involving peeking into the women's bath, the television stations believed it was suitable when reading the script.
