peeksy

English

Etymology

From peek. See -sies.

Noun

peeksy (plural peeksies)

1. (childish) A peek; a quick look.
   • 1971, Christopher Ford, Christopher's craft, page 61:

     No more looksies or peeksies; he was boiling hot and he didn't care who knew it.

   • 2008, Davis Schneiderman, Dis, page 47:

     Take a peeksy around this Colossal theatre. You will no doubt notice that most of your comrades, your fellow patrons of the curious, have disappeared.

   • 2009, Barbara Broome Semans, Letitia Broome Schwarz, John Broome and Rebecca Lloyd Vol. II:

     […] Shaun decided to give it a try for the summer; $12.95 an hour ain't bad whatever it is, certainly worth a peeksy.