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Answer for the clue "Eye, informally ", 6 letters:
peeper

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Word definitions for peeper in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Peeper or Peepers may refer to: Peeper (film) , a 1976 comedy film Peepers (film) , a 2010 film Peepers , a comic book character A person engaging in voyeurism The spring peeper , a small tree frog

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1650s, "one who peeps," agent noun from peep (v.1). Slang meaning "eye" is c.1700. From 1590s as "young chicken" and 1857 as "tree frog" (American English), both from peep (v.2).

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 (context colloquial chiefly in the plural English) The eye. 2 Someone who peeps; a spy. 3 An animal, such as some frogs, that have a shrill, high-pitched call. 4 (context dated slang derogatory English) A private detective. 5 (context colloquial English) ...

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. a viewer who enjoys seeing the sex acts or sex organs of others [syn: voyeur , Peeping Tom ] an informal term refering to the eye an animal that makes short high-pitched sounds

Usage examples of peeper.

The slight young man had a talent for mimicking the Peeper, a skill that would now be put to use.

Well, there was the obvious association: the stereotype of a private investigator is that of a snooper, a keyhole peeper.

It rose on the breeze above the sounds of the crickets and peepers, a light roulade of notes, silvery and melodious, faint at first, then taking on a definite form and melody.

Dodge back and forth through the social and commercial strata, snuffling the flavors of change, the plastic aromas of the new Florida superimposed on the Spanish moss, the rain-sounds of the night peepers in the marsh, the sea smell of low tides, creak of bamboo in light winds, fright cry of the cruising night birds, tiny sirens of the mosquitoes, faraway flicker of lightning silhouetting the circus parade of thunderheads on the Gulf horizon-superimposed on all these old enduring things, known when only Caloosas made their shell mounds and slipped through the sawgrass in their dugouts.

We went out and explored the city in the fading light of evening, drifting the gray Dodge back and forth through the social and commercial strata, snuffling the flavors of change, the plastic aromas of the new Florida superimposed on the Spanish moss, the rain-sounds of the night peepers in the marsh, the sea smell of low tides, creak of bamboo in light winds, fright cry of the cruising night birds, tiny sirens of the mosquitoes, faraway flicker of lightning silhouetting the circus parade of thunderheads on the Gulf horizon-superimposed on all these old enduring things, known when only Caloosas made their shell mounds and slipped through the sawgrass in their dugouts.

Pitts the peeper, peaches, Parchester, plagiarism, Paula, principals, pouters, poisonous pits, and parades!

The road was quiet except for the chorusing of peepers in the lengthening shadows.

He dressed, had his coffee, and descended to the Staging Hall where, after a savage skirmish with the peeper Customs Man (Tension, apprehension, and dissention have begun!

Keep one peeper peeled for this hero fella you say's coming, maybe kindle a light, start a little summat boiling on the guardroom fire, hot wine, the cup that cheers, just the thing what with a winter like we're like to have, judging by the misery as's crept into me bones.

She caught a glimpse of a peeper out of the corner of her eye, white and wriggly, squirming among the grass roots.

The peepers will remove the unformed buds so that the still hibernating 'Dini pair will never know.

Pass the word that the peeper who locates Barbara D'Courtney for me will have his Guild taxes remitted for a year.

The great, night-freezing cry which haunted the southern latitudes was seldom heard here, though whole choruses of grublike peepers filled the dark hours with dulcet sound.

He was aware of no distractions except the great night moths that blundered into him with their squishy bodies and the peepers that raised their hymns from the grass roots.

On the sunlit soil, the peepers drew themselves into spherical masses, all wrinkles smoothed away.