peer (1 not pre-S.; 2 only S.)
1.
to come in
sight, be seen, appear Wint. IV. iii.
[iv.] 3 “Flora P-ing in April's front,”
H5 IV. vii. 89
“a many of your horsemen
,”
Ven. 86
“Like a dive-dapper
peering through a wave.”
2.
to show a little
Lucr. 472
“Who o'er the white
sheet peers her whiter chin.”
