peeper

Noisy tree frog

A peeper is an eye, almost always in the plural: Get your peepers on this.

The word is informal and slightly old-fashioned.

A peeper is also someone who peeps—looks furtively or through small openings, especially a voyeur who spies on people undressing or having sex.

Spring peepers are small frogs whose high chirping announces warmer weather.

voyeur

spy

Covert information gatherer

prowler · snoop · lurker · creep · intruder · surveillance · binoculars · window · curtain · privacy

eye

eyeball

Organ of sight

  • irisEye's pigmented disc
  • pupilLearner or eye opening
  • corneaEye's clear outer dome

retina · vision · sight · blink · gaze · stare · squint · wink · ogle · look

frog

treefrog

Branch-dwelling amphibian

  • bullfrogLarge, bellowing pond amphibian
  • toadWarty terrestrial amphibian
  • amphibianDual-habitat cold-blooded vertebrate

pond · wetland · marsh · croak · chirp · nocturnal · mating call · vernal pool

bird

chick

Young bird, especially poultry

cheep · chirp · downy · eggshell · brood · spring

Categories
Opposites
frog type/size

peeperbullfrog

Large, bellowing pond amphibian

cane toad · giant frog · boomer

VISUAL BEHAVIOR (voyeur sense)

peeperexhibitionist

One who exposes themselves

flasher · showoff · subject · streaker · spectacle

BODY PART SLANG (eyes sense)

peeperears

Auditory organs, paired

yapper · trap · piehole · listeners · mouth

Phrases
Family

peep, peephole, peeped, peeping, peepers, peepee, peepshow

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG