Top Document: [alt.food.peeps] Peeps FAQ. Previous Document: 9. Who originally developed and marketed Peeps? Next Document: 11. What is the origin and history of marshmallow candy? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Webster's defines "peep" (noun) as: Date: 15th century 1 : a feeble shrill sound : CHEEP 2 : a slight utterance especially of complaint or protest 3 : any of several small sandpipers I've also heard "peep" used in the context of a newly-hatched chick, such as "... the mother hen and her peeps." "Peep" is used to refer to several various shorebirds in the western United States. In contemporary slang, "Peeps", (from people), is used to refer to friends, buddies, etc. User Contributions:Top Document: [alt.food.peeps] Peeps FAQ. Previous Document: 9. Who originally developed and marketed Peeps? Next Document: 11. What is the origin and history of marshmallow candy? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: annie@geekbabe.com (annie)
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