intransitive. To project or stick out with or as a beak; to put or push out the beak; to ‘put out the nose,’ i.e. to peep out. rare.

intransitive. To peep, peer, look out; to gaze; = tout, v.1 1.

intransitive. To look, esp. closely or curiously; to peer inquisitively or intrusively; to seek out secret or private information, to spy…

intransitive. To look through a narrow opening; to look into or out of an enclosed or concealed space; (also) to glance or look furtively at, to pry.

intransitive. To peep, peer, look out; to gaze; = toot, v.1 2. Obsolete.

intransitive. To peep; to look privily, as through a narrow aperture, or round a corner; †to glance, gaze (obsolete).

intransitive. To look through a narrow aperture, as through half-shut eyelids or through a crevice, chink, or small opening into a larger space…

intransitive. To peep out.

intransitive. To look narrowly or covertly; to peer; to peep. Also figurative of a light, etc.

intransitive. To look furtively at something, e.g. out of a window or through a narrow opening; to look quickly or steal a glance at something…

intransitive. To peep from under.