I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ little , quick , sneak
▪
a sneak peak at the new cartoon
VERB + PEEK
▪ have ( esp. BrE ), take
▪ get
▪ sneak
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Brooke couldn't help but sneak a ~ at him.
▪ chance , dare
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ at
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Go ahead and take a ~ at your presents.
▪ ~ behind
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a fascinating ~ behind the scenes of the Oprah Winfrey Show
▪ ~ into
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We got a ~ into rooms that are normally closed to the public.
▪ ~ through
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I dared a little ~ through a crack in the door.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ cautiously
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Daniel ~ed cautiously over his shoulder.
▪ out
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He ~ed out from behind the door.
PREPOSITION
▪ around
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I was tempted to ~ around the corner.
▪ at
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She ~ed at the clock to see the time.
▪ into
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I wandered around the house, ~ing into various rooms.
▪ through
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The child ~ed through a crack in the door.
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The sun was ~ing through the clouds.