peep (1)

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 27
[PEEP (1), v.] The cry or chirp of a chicken; a chirping. peep (2), s. [ΡΕΕΡ, ν.] peevish IMG:content-0809.png:[blocks in formation] (3) The Peers: The British House of Lords. *peër (1), v . t. & i. [PEER, 8.] A. Trans.: To make equal; to match. B. In trans.: To contrive to be equal. "He woude have peeryd with God of blys." MS . Cantab ., Ff. ii. 38, fo. 15. "And a little face at the window Peers out into the night." 1. The dignity or state of a peer; peerage. 2. A lordship. peep-bo, s. A child's game; bo-peep.
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