peers

noun
UK /pɪəz/
US /pɪrz/

People who are the same age as you or in the same group as you.

At school, she likes to play with her peers during break.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To look closely at something, especially with difficulty.

He peered at the tiny writing through his glasses.

3. Members of the British nobility, such as dukes and lords.

The peers gathered in the House of Lords for the vote.

4. To appear slightly or come into view.

The sun peered through the clouds.