peepshow

See also: peep show

English

Alternative forms

peep show

Etymology

peep +‎ show

Noun

peepshow (plural peepshows)

An exhibition of pictures or objects viewed through a small hole or magnifying glass.
A titillating or pornographic display through a small slot, generally equipped with a timer to automatically close the slot when payment has expired.

Related terms

raree show

Translations

exhibition

Chinese:
Mandarin: 西洋景 (zh) (xīyángjǐng), 西洋鏡 (zh), 西洋镜 (zh) (xīyángjìng)

Japanese: ピープショー (pīpushō)
Russian: пипшо́у n (pipšóu), пип-шо́у (ru) n (pip-šóu)

sex show

Chinese:
Mandarin: 西洋景 (zh) (xīyángjǐng), 西洋鏡 (zh), 西洋镜 (zh) (xīyángjìng)
Finnish: peepshow (fi)
French: peep show (fr) m
German: Peepshow (de) f

Japanese: ピープショー (pīpushō)
Russian: пипшо́у n (pipšóu), пип-шо́у (ru) n (pip-šóu)
Spanish: peepshow m, mundonuevo m, espectáculo sicalíptico m
Swedish: peepshow c

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