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A peepalo is a creepy individual who "peeps" or pries into other people's business without them knowing. After "peeping" into other people's affairs, they "peep" back out into their own cave.

AKA: A harmless/creepy stalker
1-When "S" was sleeping over "K"'s house, she kindly requested that the door of "K"'s room to be locked because she was deathly afraid of peepalos creeping into "K"'s room.

2- When "E" and her friends were eating pizza at a restaurant, she kept "peeping" at the delivery boy. She was being such a "Peepalo".
Peepalo by Teffi June 11, 2009
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Another name for a chicken, especially a chick. Derived from the fact that they go peep peep peep and are quite low to the ground.
"My little peepalos just arrived from the hatchery, I will set up their brooder with a heat lamp and play with them every day."
Peepalo by PeepaloGirl April 25, 2023

peppaloaf 

Bro, did you go home with a peppaloaf last night?
peppaloaf by sampson456 February 13, 2015

Peepadoo 

Tommy King has a small peepadoo
Peepadoo by up-club November 6, 2009

peepalicious 

cool fun awesome

Refers to peeps the yummy marshmallow Easter treat.
1: Aw dude I just made some hella tight brownies!
2: ZOMG! That's peepalicious!
peepalicious by Macey Hart March 12, 2008

peepadoodle 

a offensive term to students. equivalent to n word
"hey peepadoodle" "don't call me that that's offensive"
peepadoodle by bertrumthethird March 31, 2022

Peepologist 

Someone that is a master in catches a lot of unknown information or shade.
" Aye Nicki, did you peep Tyrone and keke flirting in class.?"

"Yeah you know I peep that quick! They thought no one notice them, but Im a Peepologist, I catch everything."
Peepologist by Nick070 March 6, 2015
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