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Sergeant Fry won his confidence by playing peekaboo, then got him to move away.

The sun played peekaboo with a handful of fluffy white clouds.

Today they played peekaboo blitz, coming from the left, from the right, sometimes up the middle.

He could stop playing peekaboo through the curtain, especially since one more trip across it would probably get him crunched.

He mastered simple things like pointing when he wanted something or playing peekaboo.

Unlike the younger child playing peekaboo, the 2-year-old has controlled the stimulus for her laughter.

Molly had finally perked up and was playing peekaboo with little Eduardo.

"A southron and I were playing peekaboo with each other for a little bit, you might say."

The legs are covered; the arms play peekaboo.

Soon she could no longer play peekaboo.

The effect is often delightful, particularly when you put your hand over Barney's eyes and on-screen characters play peekaboo too.

Would he stop playing peekaboo with his pre-meal moist towels during airplane interviews?

Cover Barney's eyes, and he plays peekaboo, though he sometimes gets confused by your shadow.

Does your baby enjoy playing peekaboo or patty-cake?

"It's all a game of playing peekaboo with the sheer and the lace, and the black is so dense," he said.

The most adorable response comes to, "Let's play Peekaboo!

Play peekaboo, using see-through scarves or your hands.

The man had an AK-47 and was playing peekaboo from behind a pillar halfway across the room.

The airlines helpfully have families with small children board first, which gives parents an extra 45 minutes to play peekaboo even before the plane takes off.

You want me to play peekaboo?"

Playing peekaboo with passersby gives viewers something more than just another glitzy set filled with people sitting around talking.

The vistas were often spectacular, particularly in the early mornings when fog banks played peekaboo in the valleys.

Still nothing on the screen though he looked fast, as if he was expecting the visual manifestation of the sound to be playing peekaboo with him.

The boy, perhaps bored because he had finished his bank chung, was playing peekaboo with them from behind the bo de tree.