Peep | Mean of peep in English Dictionary

/ˈpiːp/

• Noun
• a quick, high sound that is made by a young bird or that is like the sound made by a young bird
1. the peep of a chick
• a word or sound
1. I don't want to hear a single peep out of you.
2. We didn't hear a peep coming from his office.
3. They accepted her decision with hardly a peep of protest.
• Verb
• to make a quick, high sound
1. I heard a chick peep.
2. a peeping sound

• to look very quickly at someone or something
1. I'll just peep [=peek] in the room to see if the baby is sleeping.
2. He peeped [=peered] through a hole in the fence.
• to show slightly
1. Early spring flowers were peeping through the snow.
• to look at or see (someone or something)
1. We peeped [=saw] him at the restaurant.
2. Peep this [=check this out]—I've got two tickets for the show.