Eyes, slangily

Usage examples of peepers.

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.

So, when foxen eat the peepers, they are killing the young of a thinking race.

No, the foxen eat the peepers because they are available and abundant.

There are many more peepers than the world could hold if all of them went through metamor­phosis, and history upon Terra tells us what horrors follow upon religious mandates of unlimited reproduction.

The point is that foxen eat and relish peepers, but let us suppose that in recent years, since being exposed to the thoughts of man, the foxen have acquired pudency.

About the same time, some of the peepers and some of the hounds, those that are grown enough, come back to the caverns and change themselves into something new.

Silence came then, broken by Mainoa’s low, purring snores, the cries of peepers distant upon the prairie, and the cries of other less familiar things in the swamp around them.

There are far more peepers than the world could hold if they all matured, and the foxen know that.

Several new villages have been built with solar-powered fences to keep peepers in and Hippae out.

You'll have to check the normals, spot the peepers, warn me and block their mind-reading if I can't avoid them.

You two peepers may consider it an insult to have words addressed to you.

And then the smaller lice: the backbiters, the haters, the Guild of Peepers, the moralists, the patriots.