peer out at

peer out at (someone or something)

1. To glance, look, or stare out (from something or someplace) toward someone or something. I looked inside of the box and saw a small kitten peering out at me. We peered out from the window at the tanks passing through the streets.
2. To be or become partially visible to someone or something (from behind or beneath something). The moon peered out at us from behind the clouds. From behind the black paint, some splotches of the mural's color still peers out at the city streets.
See also: out, peer
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

peer out at someone or something

to stare out at someone or something. A little puppy peered out at them from the cage. When I looked under the box, Timmy peered out at me with a big smile.
See also: out, peer
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • peer out at (someone or something)
  • peer over
  • peer over (something)
  • peer in
  • peer in(to something)
  • peek out of
  • peek out of (something)
  • peer through
  • peer through (something)
  • peer under (something)