Definition for Peer:

• A comrade; a companion; a fellow; an associate.

Synonyms for Peer:

• n.

  •
  • connection,
  • partnership,
  • chemistry,
  • reconciliation,
  • relationship,
  • lord,
  • relations,
  • nobleman,
  • rapport,
  • tie,
  • link,
  • association.
  •
  • eye,
  • rivet the eyes on,
  • gaze open-mouthed,
  • under,
  • at.
  •
  • copy,
  • clone,
  • approximation,
  • mirror image,
  • echo,
  • double,
  • carbon copy.
  •
  • aristocrat,
  • baron,
  • baroness,
  • aristocracy,
  • countess,
  • baronetcy,
  • baronet,
  • archduke.
  •aristocrat (noun)
  • upper cruster,
  • blueblood,
  • silk stocking,
  • lace curtain.
  •associate (noun)
  • Clubber,
  • one folk,
  • co-operators,
  • partners,
  • joiners,
  • co operator,
  • Co-operator,
  • co-worker,
  • coworkers,
  • co operators,
  • clubbers,
  • co workers,
  • one the folk,
  • cooperators,
  • one the folks,
  • pards,
  • cooperator,
  • kissing cousin,
  • one of folk,
  • joiner,
  • co-workers,
  • one of the folk,
  • kissing cousins,
  • one of the folks,
  • one folks,
  • pal,
  • sidekick,
  • one of folks,
  • Pard.
  •buddy (noun)
  • Co-mate,
  • comates,
  • co mates,
  • co mate,
  • comate,
  • co-mates.
  •colleague (noun)
  • associate.
  •compeer (noun)
  • compeer.
  •equivalent (noun)
  • reciprocals,
  • same differences,
  • spitting image,
  • same difference.
  •fellow (noun)
  • concomitants,
  • counter part,
  • pro-fessor,
  • Coworker,
  • co ordinate,
  • Co-ordinates,
  • co-ordinate,
  • pro-fessors,
  • pro fessor,
  • confreres,
  • pro fessors,
  • counter-part,
  • co worker,
  • counter-parts,
  • counter parts,
  • co ordinates,
  • confrere.
  •juror (noun)
  • juryman,
  • hearers,
  • Jurymen,
  • jurywoman,
  • hearer.
  •lord (noun)
  • seigneurs,
  • earl,
  • commandant,
  • viscounts,
  • bi shops,
  • seigneur,
  • bi shop,
  • man upstairs,
  • bi-shops,
  • viscount,
  • old man,
  • marquises,
  • man upstair,
  • commandants,
  • bi-shop,
  • potentate,
  • EARLS,
  • liege,
  • lieges,
  • parliamentarians,
  • parliamentarian,
  • marquis.
  •magnate (noun)
  • captain of industry,
  • lion,
  • plutocrat.
  •male or female colleague, friend (noun)
  • fellow.
  •match (noun)
  • countertype,
  • re-plica,
  • re plica,
  • countertypes,
  • lookalike.
  •mate (noun)
  • classmates,
  • mate,
  • classmate,
  • Bedmate,
  • bedmates,
  • familiars,
  • helpmate.
  •noble (noun)
  • duke,
  • archdukes,
  • Gentlewomen,
  • archduchess,
  • gentlewoman,
  • princess,
  • DUKES,
  • duchesses,
  • duchess,
  • Countesses,
  • princesses.
  •nobleman (noun)
  • valet,
  • baronets,
  • Magnifico,
  • Magnificoes,
  • grandee,
  • grandees.
  •patrician (noun)
  • noblepersons,
  • noblepeople,
  • nobleperson.
  •person born to upper class (noun)
  • patrician.
  •person who opposes in competition (noun)
  • rival.
  •rival (noun)
  • opposite numbers,
  • emulators,
  • emulator,
  • opposite number.

• v.

  •contemplate (verb)
  • be-holding,
  • pored over,
  • pores over,
  • be holds,
  • be holding,
  • in spect,
  • stares at,
  • re gards,
  • be-held,
  • be-holds,
  • re-gard,
  • pro-bed,
  • in-spect,
  • in spects,
  • staring at,
  • be-hold,
  • pro bed,
  • in-spects.
  •gape (verb)
  • get eyeful,
  • got load of,
  • got a load of,
  • gotten a load of,
  • gat eyeful,
  • giving eye,
  • gets a load of,
  • getting load of,
  • got eyeful,
  • gotten eyeful,
  • gets an eyeful,
  • gat load of,
  • gave eye,
  • gives the eye,
  • getting eyeful,
  • gat an eyeful,
  • getting a load of,
  • sized up,
  • gets eyeful,
  • gave the eye,
  • getting an eyeful,
  • giving the eye,
  • gives eye,
  • get load of,
  • gat a load of,
  • gotten an eyeful,
  • gets load of,
  • give eye,
  • sizes up,
  • gotten load of.
  •gaze (verb)
  • lamped,
  • looking fixedly.
  •glance (verb)
  • leafing through,
  • taking a gander,
  • riffles through,
  • takes a gander,
  • thumbing through,
  • flipping through,
  • took gander,
  • flips through,
  • skimming through,
  • runs over,
  • taking gander,
  • thumbed through,
  • skimmed through,
  • dip in to,
  • takes gander,
  • riffling through,
  • took a gander,
  • leafed through,
  • skims through,
  • riffled through,
  • take gander,
  • flipped through,
  • leafs through,
  • thumbs through.
  •glare (verb)
  • does slow burn,
  • stares icily,
  • doest a slow burn,
  • stared icily,
  • doeth a slow burn,
  • doth a slow burn,
  • staring icily,
  • did a slow burn,
  • didst a slow burn,
  • dost a slow burn,
  • didst slow burn,
  • doing a slow burn,
  • doest slow burn,
  • does a slow burn,
  • doeth slow burn,
  • looks daggers,
  • stares angrily,
  • staring angrily,
  • dost slow burn,
  • did slow burn,
  • do slow burn,
  • doing slow burn,
  • stared angrily,
  • looked daggers,
  • doth slow burn,
  • looking daggers.
  •goggle (verb)
  • gazes open mouthed,
  • gaze openmouthed,
  • gaze open mouthed,
  • gazing open mouthed,
  • rivets the eyes on,
  • gazing open-mouthed,
  • rivets eyes on,
  • rivetting the eyes on,
  • rivetted the eyes on,
  • gazing openmouthed,
  • gazed openmouthed,
  • riveted the eyes on,
  • rivetting eyes on,
  • rivet eyes on,
  • rivetted eyes on,
  • gazes openmouthed,
  • riveted eyes on,
  • gazed open mouthed,
  • riveting eyes on,
  • riveting the eyes on,
  • gazes open-mouthed,
  • gazed open-mouthed.
  •look (verb)
  • feast eyes,
  • feasted eyes,
  • be-waring,
  • be wares,
  • takes in the sights,
  • feasted one eyes,
  • take the sights,
  • feasting eyes,
  • take in sights,
  • took the sights,
  • took sights,
  • be wared,
  • taking in sights,
  • feasting ones eyes,
  • feasts ones eyes,
  • be-wared,
  • feasts eyes,
  • takes the sights,
  • took in sights,
  • take sights,
  • feasts one's eyes,
  • feasting one eyes,
  • be waring,
  • takes sights,
  • be-wares,
  • feasts one eyes,
  • feasted one's eyes,
  • taking the sights,
  • feast one eyes,
  • feast ones eyes,
  • be ware,
  • be-ware,
  • taking sights,
  • took in the sights,
  • feasting one's eyes,
  • feasted ones eyes,
  • taking in the sights,
  • takes in sights.
  •ogle (verb)
  • making eyes at,
  • gaped at,
  • gaping at,
  • makes eyes at,
  • eagles eye,
  • rivetted,
  • gapes at,
  • eagling eye,
  • eagled eye,
  • rivetting.
  •peek/peep (verb)
  • having a gander,
  • takes a look,
  • take look,
  • having gander,
  • hast a gander,
  • had a gander,
  • has gander,
  • have gander,
  • hath a gander,
  • had gander,
  • taking look,
  • hadst a gander,
  • hath gander,
  • haddest a gander,
  • hast gander,
  • took look,
  • haddest gander,
  • takes look,
  • hadst gander,
  • has a gander,
  • took a look,
  • taking a look.
  •perception (verb)
  • peer.
  •pry (verb)
  • are a busybody,
  • being busybody,
  • is curious,
  • is all ears,
  • wert a busybody,
  • is busybody,
  • wert nosy,
  • tunes in on,
  • tuning on,
  • wast inquisitive,
  • wast ears,
  • are ears,
  • art curious,
  • being nosy,
  • art busybody,
  • were busybody,
  • in quiring,
  • pokes nose in to,
  • being all ears,
  • was a busybody,
  • was curious,
  • poke nose in to,
  • were a busybody,
  • am a busybody,
  • in quires,
  • is inquisitive,
  • art inquisitive,
  • being inquisitive,
  • were ears,
  • being curious,
  • wast all ears,
  • is ears,
  • was busybody,
  • are all ears,
  • is a busybody,
  • wert inquisitive,
  • poking nose into,
  • tunes on,
  • was all ears,
  • is nosy,
  • being ears,
  • art all ears,
  • wast a busybody,
  • was ears,
  • tuned on,
  • tune on,
  • be ears,
  • are busybody,
  • wast curious,
  • am curious,
  • poked nose in to,
  • am busybody,
  • was nosy,
  • wast nosy,
  • wert busybody,
  • am ears,
  • tuned in on,
  • am all ears,
  • in-quire,
  • are curious,
  • are inquisitive,
  • listened in,
  • were all ears,
  • wert all ears,
  • wast busybody,
  • in-quiring,
  • art nosy,
  • pokes nose into,
  • art a busybody,
  • poking nose in to,
  • in-quires,
  • be busybody,
  • wert ears,
  • were inquisitive,
  • wert curious,
  • in quire,
  • in quired,
  • am nosy,
  • were curious,
  • tuning in on,
  • in-quired,
  • poked nose into,
  • were nosy,
  • being a busybody.
  •ransack (verb)
  • looks all over for,
  • went over with fine-tooth comb,
  • go over with finetooth comb,
  • going over with a finetooth comb,
  • over-hauled,
  • takes away,
  • go over with fine-tooth comb,
  • makes off with,
  • de-spoil,
  • looking high and low,
  • go over with fine tooth comb,
  • making with,
  • over hauls,
  • go over with a fine tooth comb,
  • over hauled,
  • going over with a fine tooth comb,
  • de-spoils,
  • makes with,
  • look high low,
  • going over with fine tooth comb,
  • looks over for,
  • de-spoiled,
  • going over with a fine-tooth comb,
  • looked over for,
  • over-hauling,
  • goes over with fine tooth comb,
  • made off with,
  • leaved no stone unturned,
  • goes over with a finetooth comb,
  • looked high and low,
  • de spoils,
  • goes over with a fine-tooth comb,
  • left no stone unturned,
  • looking over for,
  • make with,
  • go over with a finetooth comb,
  • shaking down,
  • shakes down,
  • goes over with finetooth comb,
  • leaving no stone unturned,
  • looked all over for,
  • looking high low,
  • over haul,
  • going over with finetooth comb,
  • goes over with fine-tooth comb,
  • over hauling,
  • going over with fine-tooth comb,
  • looks high low,
  • went over with fine tooth comb,
  • de spoiling,
  • went over with a fine-tooth comb,
  • went over with a finetooth comb,
  • goes over with a fine tooth comb,
  • de-spoiling,
  • de spoiled,
  • looking all over for,
  • over-haul,
  • went over with a fine tooth comb,
  • looked high low,
  • de spoil,
  • made with,
  • leaves no stone unturned,
  • went over with finetooth comb,
  • looks high and low,
  • look over for,
  • over-hauls,
  • shook down.
  •scan, scrutinize (verb)
  • gloat,
  • inspect,
  • pin,
  • focus,
  • eagle eye,
  • squint,
  • spy,
  • bore.
  •search (verb)
  • look for,
  • seek,
  • rummage,
  • comb,
  • probe,
  • rifle,
  • search,
  • sift,
  • forage,
  • scour,
  • winnow.
  •see (verb)
  • behold,
  • sight,
  • perceive,
  • view,
  • glimpse,
  • regard,
  • witness,
  • observe,
  • discern.
  •snoop (verb)
  • snooking,
  • inter feres,
  • inter-feres,
  • pokes nose in,
  • poked nose in,
  • busybodying,
  • messes with,
  • inter fere,
  • messing with,
  • messed with,
  • snooked,
  • poking nose in,
  • inter-fere.
  •stare (verb)
  • glimming,
  • glimmed.
  •watch (verb)
  • eagleeyes,
  • hast looksee,
  • have look-see,
  • eagle eyeing,
  • kept eye on,
  • haddest look-see,
  • eagle eyed,
  • has a look-see,
  • had look see,
  • giving the once over,
  • eagleeye,
  • haddest look see,
  • having look-see,
  • hadst look see,
  • hast look see,
  • have look see,
  • eagle-eyeing,
  • had a look-see,
  • having look see,
  • keeping tabs on,
  • keeps eye on,
  • keeping eye on,
  • has looksee,
  • keeping an eye on,
  • having a look-see,
  • hadst a look-see,
  • have looksee,
  • pays attention,
  • has look see,
  • payed attention,
  • gives once over,
  • hath a looksee,
  • hast look-see,
  • gave the once over,
  • hath looksee,
  • hadst a looksee,
  • eagle-eying,
  • eagleeying,
  • hath look see,
  • keep eye on,
  • haddest a look see,
  • hast a looksee,
  • hadst look-see,
  • gives the once over,
  • hath a look see,
  • had look-see,
  • having looksee,
  • eagleeyed,
  • having a look see,
  • hath a look-see,
  • haddest a look-see,
  • hadst a look see,
  • give once over,
  • had looksee,
  • haddest a looksee,
  • gave once over,
  • has a look see,
  • haddest looksee,
  • hath look-see,
  • eagle eying,
  • kept tabs on,
  • hadst looksee,
  • had a looksee,
  • has look-see,
  • giving once over,
  • had a look see,
  • keeps tabs on,
  • eagle-eyes,
  • hast a look-see,
  • eagleeyeing,
  • having a looksee,
  • has a looksee,
  • have a look see,
  • hast a look see.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • aged,
  • age gap,
  • count,
  • buddy,
  • age bracket.
  •
  • coequal,
  • old,
  • magnate,
  • colleague,
  • age.
  •
  • contemporary,
  • year.
  •
  • equivalent.
  •
  • up.
  •counterpart
  • like.
  •goggle
  • Rus,
  • ru,
  • Rued.
  •juryman
  • juror.
  •look at
  • watch.
  •see
  • clocked,
  • catch sight of,
  • looks at,
  • taking notice,
  • scoped,
  • caught sight of,
  • take notice,
  • pay attention to,
  • scoping,
  • looking at,
  • catch a glimpse of,
  • Re-mark,
  • clocking,
  • paid attention to,
  • looked at,
  • be apprised of,
  • paying attention to,
  • pays attention to,
  • catches sight of.
  •snoop
  • Moused,
  • Mousing,
  • snooks,
  • snook,
  • poke nose in,
  • mouses,
  • mess with,
  • busybodied.

Paraphrases for Peer:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    partners, clusters, comrades, groups, panels.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Les, partner, expert, experts, companion.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    peer-to-peer, peer-review, peer-driven, peer-led, sibling.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    peer-review, sibling, interlocutor.

Antonyms for Peer:

• n.

  • person who is another's equal
    inferior, superior.
  • Other antonyms:
    cottar, plebeian, toiler, Hinderer, opposer, rival, churl, enemy, peasant, boor, peon, commoner, antagonist, fellah, stranger, pleb, foe, opponent, proletarian.

• v.

  • scan, scrutinize
    ignore, neglect.

Peer Sentence Examples:

• When he fell he had been supported from the field by, and he actually died in the arms of the young peer.

• And from the little writing room Locke saw Bailey Weegman peer forth, his eyes following the mysterious one until the latter disappeared.

Homophones for Peer:

• pier.

Holonyms for Peer:

• n.

  • person
    baronage, peerage.

Hypernym for Peer:

• n.

  • person
    baron, peer of the realm, life peer, viscount, earl, marquess, viscountess, earl marshal, duke.

Hyponym for Peer:

• n.

  • person
    nobleman, lord, noble.

• v.

  • perception
    look.