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peernoun a man of high birth or social positionclaims to be related to an English peer gentleman, grandee, lord, milord, nobleman country gentleman, squirecavalier, chevalier, knightdon, hidalgo, nabob, nawab, seigneur, seignior, sheikh(or sheik)baron, baronet, count, duke, earl, esquire, marchese, margrave, marquess(or marquis), master, prince, princelet, princeling, raja, viscountlordship, sire(archaic) boor, churl, cottar(or cotter), fellah, peasant, peoncommoner, pleb, plebeianproletariantoiler one that is equal to another in status, achievement, or valuea jury of one's peers coequal, compeer, coordinate, counterpart, equal, equivalent, fellow, like, match, parallel, rival analogue(or analog)double, half, mate, twinassociate, colleague, companion, copartner, partnercompetitor to look long and hard in wonder or surprisevisitors seem mesmerized as they peer at the variety of marine life in the aquarium's huge tank blink, gape, gawk, gawp(chiefly British), gaze, goggle, rubberneck, stare glare, gloat, glowerconsider, eye, fixate, observe, regard, watchleer, ogleperuse, pore (over), studyoutface, outstare, stare down glance, glimpse, peek, peepbrowse, dip (into), scanwink (at) in the 13th century |