peephole
IPA: pˈiphoʊɫ
noun
- A small hole, opening, or piece of glass, especially in a door, through which one can look without being seen.
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Examples of "peephole" in Sentences
- There is a peephole.
- I can see through the peephole.
- Each peephole has a central orifice therein.
- This statement is a mere peephole into the man's mind.
- A peephole is a small opening through which one may look.
- After all the commotion, i peeped my peeper out the peephole.
- We're looking through the same peephole from different directions.
- All of the girls had created art in a shoebox with a peephole to see.
- The girls were showing off their art out of a shoebox with a peephole.
- The one he hadn’t seen through the peephole was a priest of some sort.
- It is better described as peephole optimizations and instruction assignment.
- All the same, the dude who taped Erin Andrews through the peephole is a total bottom feeder.
- Well, that ` s called peephole reverse technology right there where you can do precisely that.
- Even if he'd looked full at Talsu, all he could have seen of him through the peephole were a couple of staring eyes.
- SELLS VIDEO SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT: Well, if it was through the peephole, fortunately or unfortunately, there is a device called a peephole reverser.
- Baylous said the main focus of this law is motorists who only clear enough snow off of their windshields to form a "peephole," which he said causes the driver to miss out on what is happening on the roadways surrounding them.
- The latter was made of "peephole" glass; that is to say, it was transparent toward whichever side happened to be brightly lighted; and since the windows in the corridor provided plenty of light, and the cabinet was black-dark, it was possible to look into the mirror facing me and see reflected in it the whole length of the corridor and anyone who might be entering through the front door.
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