What is another word for peeks?

Pronunciation: [pˈiːks] (IPA)

Peeks, which often refers to a quick glance or brief look, can be replaced by several synonyms. For instance, the word "glimpse" denotes a brief and fleeting look at something; it can describe observing something quickly, without focusing on the details. Similarly, the verbs "peek" and "glance" can be interchangeable with peeks when referring to an act of taking a quick look at something. Additionally, "peekaboo" and "spy" can describe a peek from a hiding spot or behind an object. Other similar verbs that can replace peeks include "sneak a peek," "catch a glimpse," and "sneak a glance." They all describe a brief and often secret or furtive observation of something.

What are the hypernyms for Peeks?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Peeks

I couldn't answer anything, but looked at him speechless while he goes to the door, peeks outside of it very careful lest any one might be listening, and then comes tiptoeing back.
"Wild Justice: Stories of the South Seas"
Lloyd Osbourne
Suddenly a warm red glow fell on the grass at her feet; she looked back again-she had not remembered how splendid it was, nor seen anything to compare to it in her dreams- for there the two high mountain peeks rose into the air like two great flames, the whole snow-field had turned crimson, and rosy- colored clouds floated in the sky above.
"Heidi"
Johanna Spyri
Beany blows the organ and sumtimes he peeks out behine the organ and maiks a feerful face and maiks everybody laff.
"Brite and Fair"
Henry A. Shute

Famous quotes with Peeks

  • Girlfriend and 100 Percent Fun were my two peeks, around '92 and '96. The reality is that the times I had the most media success, sold lots of records and played bigger shows, I had the least control of my own life.
    Matthew Sweet
  • Thus did the Holy Harlots unhinge the brains of man, and when they met and clashed with the pure Mountain Maidens, they raised their white arms high, their armpits smelled of musk, and, as the rites decreed, both fought their verbal war: "God swoops from mountain peeks to eat and play on earth; we are his food and drink and even his sacred toys — and learn, O sterile maids, we are his soft, sweet mates. Let her now leave who fears to merge with her dread God!" The scornful savage mouth of Krino flashed reply: "We will not leave! We guard the innocent soul of man! God is a spirit with pure white wings, a soul that sails, light, disembodied, deep in our thoughts, without embrace. It's we who keep the world in bloom with virgin souls!"
    Nikos Kazantzakis

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