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| - thumb|300px Peekaboo lädt - auf Kosten von zwei "Award"-Punkten - eine der besten Lösungen aller Spieler für zwei Minuten als Guide. "Award"-Punkte erhält man, wenn man ein Duell gewinnt. Um den Guide möglichst gut sehen zu können, empfiehlt es sich, in den Anzeigeoptionen Dark background aus- und Show outlines einzuschalten. Time Remaining zeigt an, wie viele Sekunden der Guide noch zu sehen sein wird. Ein Peekaboo wird mit der Tastenkombination Shift-P oder über Social --> Peekaboo gestartet.
- Peekaboo is an obsolete feature of early versions of Foldit. The original description of Peakaboo is included here for nostalgia.
- Peekaboo is a lawn gnome. It's owner's name is unknown.
- Intermediate art books are only available from shops. The Peekaboo intermediate art books cost 15,600 G.
* Hidden Village Shop 1 This shop only offers this item after the events of Mechonis Core
* Junks Shop 2
* Colony 6 Shop 6
- Peekaboo lives in the cracks of the big red boat. He is a very small creature, that is always hiding from the Twirlywoos. Peekaboo is surprised by something he will curl up in a little ball.
- Peekaboo is a badge in the Paper Mario series. If Mario is wearing this badge, he can see his enemies' HP without using the Tattle ability.
- In Paper Mario, it can be traded from Merlow for 10 Star Pieces. It uses 3 BP. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, it can be traded from Dazzle for 7 Star Pieces. It uses 2 BP. but will not record any new entries in the tattle log.
- Peekaboo works under Irma as one of her lieutenants of sorts. He acts as the muscle between the pair of himself and Greeble, but neither of them are very successful in their endeavors. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. (Skip section) During Chocobo's flashback in the Technolith, it is revealed that Peekaboo is Chubby's older brother. They were separated a few years prior to the game by the war and Peekaboo seems to have suffered amnesia in the interim. Spoilers end here.
- Peekaboo (コロコロドカン, Korokoro Pipe, in Japan) is the fourth stage in the Battle Game of Super Bomberman 3. It is a mechanical stage that resembles the interior of the Battleship. The featured traps here are the Pitfall (Warp) and the Conveyor Belt.
- Another version is the Wavyboo. The Wavyboo is green and has higher health.
- Peekaboo es un boliche de música electrónica en Córdoba, Argentina. Está ubicado en el ex mercado de Abasto, en la Avenida Tillard. Horarios de apertura: Jueves, 23-5 hs y sábados 23-6 hs. Ocasionalmente abre también los viernes 23-6 hs.
- "Peekaboo" is the sixth episode of the second season of Breaking Bad and the thirteenth episode altogether.
- Peekaboo is thought by developmental psychologists to demonstrate an infant's inability to understand object permanence.[Sōrs rīkwest] Object permanence is an important stage of cognitive development for infants. Numerous tests regarding it have been done,[Sōrs rīkwest] usually involving a toy, and a crude barrier which is placed in front of the toy, and then removed, repeatedly. In early sensorimotor stages, the infant is completely unable to comprehend object permanence. Psychologist Jean Piaget conducted experiments with infants which led him to conclude that this awareness was typically achieved at eight to nine months of age.[Sōrs rīkwest] Infants before this age are too young to understand object permanence, which explains why they do not cry when their mothers are gone. "Out of sigh
- According to legend, a long time ago in the ancient civilization of Greece (which was known for its unusual treatment of infants), a philosopher named Peekius was thinking of ways to entertain babies. One would wonder why he would think of such a thing, but he was a philosopher, and therefore excused from being sensible. Peekius was 82 years old, and the eldest in the city, due to an unusual disease that didn't disappear despite consulting with the oracle. Seeing as he was the oldest man in the city, he was expected to be the wisest, but, instead of using his presumed wisdom on forming the foundations of western civilization like his colleagues, he made simple games to pass the time; probably to speed up his inevitable death. Then one day, he exclaimed "Eureka!". He had found a way to effi
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