peeper (2)

[Eng. peep (2), v.; -er.] 1. One who peeps or pries. "What would I not give for a peeper's place at the meeting?"- Killegrew: Parson's Wedding, v. 3. 2. The eye. ( Slang .) "They should wait to let the inmates close their peep ers."- Reade : Never too Late to Mend , ch. Alviii. peēp-ing, pr . par . & 8. [ΡΕΕΡ (2), υ.] peeping-hole, s . [PEEP-HOLE.]