Peek in a sentence as a noun

When looking at these graphs, it pays to take a peek at who exactly is behind them.

The total number of files on Napster at its peek was over half a billion files.

I'd like to at least get a peek at what's going to go on that day before sinking that kind of money into this.

Dear users:Unless you are using a service like tarsnap, your admins can and will peek at your data.

Peek in a sentence as a verb

I actually got a peek at Facebook's behavior maybe 5 years ago when I signed up to beta-test a video game.

Basically, they handle the window of uncertainty by pausing access to the affected rows so that no one can peek into the window.

For the past two years, I've tried to make an effort to peek in on the interviews we do here at Matasano, and what I've seen corroborates the belief.

However nice it might be to peek into diplomatic traffic from the outside, it was still classified, it was not evidence of war crimes, and Manning never read it all anyways before he leaked it to a foreign national over an unsecure network.

Peek definitions

noun

a secret look

See also: peep

verb

throw a glance at; take a brief look at; "She only glanced at the paper"; "I only peeked--I didn't see anything interesting"

See also: glance glint