Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Formerly, in certain parts of England, an inspector of houses in connection with the requirements of the window-tax.
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Examples
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The jury had only his statement that Jody had seen the window-peeper too; Jody was dead and could not testify about what she had and had not seen.
Without Pity Ann Rule 2003
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The jury had only his statement that Jody had seen the window-peeper too; Jody was dead and could not testify about what she had and had not seen.
Without Pity Ann Rule 2003
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"There's no window-peeper jacking off behind Miss Winnie Fern's rose 0 'sharons any more than there's a man in the moon, but she hasn't had a thrill like that in years, so what's the harm?"
Where There's Smoke Brown, Sandra, 1948- 1994
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Lakewood police detectives need help in identifying a window-peeper.
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