0 present participle of peek --
1 to look, especially for a short time or while trying to avoid being seen: --
I saw the trailer peeking through the window.
He is known around the school as a lecher, often peeking on the women's side of his parent's bathhouse.
I remember peeking under the tent when the medicine show came through town.
It most easily distinguished by the dark bar below each eye, as it is commonly found peeking out of a kelp bed or crevice.
The charges were related to the officer peeking into windows of homes while on duty.
It praised the graphical and story details that, the magazine said, create the illusion that you're peeking into a living world.
I look for the unguarded moment, the essential soul peeking out, experience etched on a persons face.
Although that episode had a subplot involving peeking into the women's bath, the television stations believed it was suitable when reading the script.
