peepers
peepers Lexical Profile
peepers Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A person's eyes (used informally or humorously in the plural).
"The newborn baby opened her bright blue peepers and looked around the room."
North American Plural form of peeper: small chorus frogs of the family Hylidae native to eastern North America, especially the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer), known for their high-pitched, birdlike calls in early spring.
"As dusk settled over the marsh, a chorus of peepers filled the cool spring air."
A pair of eyeglasses or spectacles (used informally in the plural).
"Grandpa searched the living room table until he finally found his reading peepers."
Plural form of peeper: people who peer or look furtively, especially voyeurs or spies.
"The homeowners installed tall privacy hedges to block out nosy neighborhood peepers."