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Ask for help > Sneak peek / peak - Misspelled?
Sneak peek / peak - Misspelled?
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Akanah
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Sneak peek / peak - Misspelled?
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Hi! Hope you can help me with this one. I �ve seen a comment on a photo and the author said: "A little sneak peak" I know the expression "sneak peek" but, has it any other meaning? or, it �s just misspelled?
Thanks :=) Olga |
4 Feb 2011
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Nicola5052
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Sure it �s spelt incorrectly. |
4 Feb 2011
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edrodmedina
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@Akanah...If the picture was of a hill or a mountain then the author might have been making a pun. |
4 Feb 2011
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ICleasby
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Ahaha misread the question. I was a little rushed for time today.
"sneak peek" is correct. |
4 Feb 2011
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lamyaa
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ed: how on earth do you up with these comments ?:))
sneak peek is the correct one |
4 Feb 2011
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Redbull
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Three young children got up at 4.30am it was christmas day......One child said to the other two children.
Lets go and have a sneaky peek at the presents before Daddy and mummy wake up! But wouldn �t use sneak I would use sneaky. Sneak around. Sneak away. Sneaky feelings. Sneaky boy.
REDBULL GIVES YOU WINGS YOU KNOW  . |
4 Feb 2011
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Akanah
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Thank you guys :=)
@edrodmedina, there was no mountain, it �s Keith Urban commenting on his own pic during the shooting of a music video. Just a mistake ;=)
Thanks once again and regards from Spain, Olga |
4 Feb 2011
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