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peer1
noun
1 a member of the nobility, such as, in Britain, a duke, marquess, earl, viscount or baron.
2 a member of the House of Lords.
3 someone who is one's equal in age, rank, etc; a contemporary, companion or fellow.
as adjective peer group .
[14c: from French per , from Latin par equal]
noun
1 a member of the nobility, such as, in Britain, a duke, marquess, earl, viscount or baron.
2 a member of the House of Lords.
3 someone who is one's equal in age, rank, etc; a contemporary, companion or fellow.
as adjective peer group .
[14c: from French per , from Latin par equal]
peer2
verb (peered , peering ) intr
1 (also peer at something or someone) to look hard at it or them, especially through narrowed eyes, as if having difficulty in seeing.
2 (sometimes peer out) literary to peep out or emerge briefly or partially.
[16c]
verb (peered , peering ) intr
1 (also peer at something or someone) to look hard at it or them, especially through narrowed eyes, as if having difficulty in seeing.
2 (sometimes peer out) literary to peep out or emerge briefly or partially.
[16c]
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