peepers

noun
UK /ˈpiːpəz/
US /ˈpipərz/

Your peepers are your eyes.

Close your peepers and go to sleep.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Little birds that make a peeping sound, like baby chickens.

The peepers chirped in the nest.

3. Small frogs that make a high peeping noise at night in spring.

We heard the spring peepers singing by the pond.

4. People who secretly look at things.

The peepers peeked through the fence.