Peeping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEEPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PEEP, to cheep like a chicken
• look quickly and furtively at something, especially through a narrow opening
• come gradually or partially into view
• make a brief, high-pitched sound
NOUN:
• a quick or furtive look
• a momentary or partial view of something
• a feeble, high-pitched sound made by a young bird or mammal.
• a slight sound, utterance, or complaint
• a brief, high-pitched electronic sound
• a small sandpiper or similar wading bird
• a group of chickens
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter a short, shrill cry

Words related to PEEPING

peep8 peeped11 peeps9

Words that contain PEEPING

outpeeping15 underpeeping18

How to use PEEPING in a sentence

• She had a little plan of hiding among the vines when she saw him coming, and peeping out suddenly as he approached.
• Peeping through the narrow space between the ropes, I perceived an aged seaman on his knees, his face turned seaward, with closed eyes, buried in prayer.
• He could see the lettuce, crisp and green, peeping out at the edges.
• But I had the pleasure of peeping at them as they went into the street with their new suits on.
• Crimson and cream roses paid the penalty of peeping in the window.
• He had his back to me, and had moved to where a post of the fence was peeping out among the greenery.
• Why, it is vastly better than Asmodeus peeping in at the tops of houses.
• I looked about for some time, peeping into every hole and corner before I could find any thing to eat, there being not so much as a candle in the room with them.
• For some time Naosuke Gombei had been watching what went on, peeping out and listening.
• For a long time, nothing happened, and then a head came briefly peeping up out of the pit.
• Away they went, peeping through the curtains, and flying into the windows of the palace and waking all the little children with kisses.
• By stooping close to the ground, and peeping beneath the blind, I could survey the whole room.
• Peeping cautiously around the corner, Dick, Greg and Dave made out dimly one figure well down the alley.
• Every eye was alternately peeping to the front and looking anxiously at the brush heap.
• But before she had gone far, she sat down behind a pile of wood and started to make a wreath, every now and then peeping out to see if Damie was not coming.
• Sometimes I thought I perceived a tall, dim figure gliding behind the hazel hedge in front of the house and peeping through the twigs, and then all would be motionless.
• Curled up in the deep recess I had been asleep one evening, when I was awakened by a strange noise, and, peeping out, saw Mr.
• Dot, peeping from the kitchen window to see him ride away, marked this on more than one occasion and strengthened her defences in consequence.
• From all over the Vale one can see the tall spire, and from due east or west it has a surprising way of peeping over the hill tops.
• Peeping out her door she saw maids running hither and thither with anxious, worried faces.
• I thought them lovely, peeping out through their dark green leaves, but I heard Mrs.
• When he got back to Deerham Court, the stars were peeping out in the clear summer sky.

Similar words containing PEEP without suffix ing

peep8 peepe9 peeps9 bopeep12 peepbo12 peeped11 peeper10 peepes10 peepul10 bopeeps13 outpeep11 peepbos13 peepers11 peeptoe11 peepuls11 outpeeps12 peephole15 peepshow18 sandpeep13 outpeeped14 peepholes16 peepshows19 sandpeeps14 underpeep14 outpeeping15 underpeeps15 underpeeped17 underpeeping18

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