peep out (of something) (at someone or something)
- peep out (of something) (at someone or something)
peep out (of something) (at someone or something)
to sneak a glimpse of someone or something out of something,
as through a hole. •
A little mouse peeped out of its hole at the bright lights in the room.
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Johnny, hiding in the closet, peeped out at the guests through the partly opened door.
Dictionary of American idioms.
2013.
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