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Peer comes from the Latin par which means equal. When you are on par with someone, you are their peer. Anyone of the same spesicis can be ones peers subjectivly. Anything that can be noticed to everyone and everythingorganic can be ones peers objectivly as they are all here with you. Age, Sex, Location, Wealth and so on are more subjective ways to use categorize ones peers.

This definition allows no moral high ground objectively.

Subjectivly it is used to create a moral high ground.

Latin par "equal, equal-sized, well-matched," also as a noun, "that which is equal, equality," of unknown origin.

This definition is english of known origin. Made fair and UnBias with all perspectives of logic accounted for.
Peers are unlimited. If a peer disappears due to circumstances their is always a replacement being grown, being born or simply being created.
Peers by Rialeduc January 25, 2019
i have several peers
peers by jimmy stevan October 26, 2016
People who don't think they are poor, and profile your life in an effort to feel better about themselves
You will be judged by your peers!
Peers by Marine bcb November 17, 2016
Peers believes Arsenal will win the league, hopefully will be deported
Peers by Tutus March 7, 2014

peers and seeds 

In a torrent, peers are the people who are downloading and they are the people you share your files with.

The seeds are the people who are finished downloading, and they are the ones uploading the video so the peers have faster downloads.
peers and seeds:

peers: "ughh i need more seeds to download faster"
seeds: -currently uploading for the peers to download-
peers and seeds by patrick_star August 4, 2008

holly peers 

A sport woman so hot and sexy, that your cock will erect without a doubt. British, smocking hot person
That chick is a fine ass lady.
- yes, a holly peers
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