Pronunciation: /liːf ˈpipər/
noun a person who visits an area in the fall to view the changing colors of the leaves
A1 A leaf peeper is someone who enjoys looking at autumn leaves.
A2 During the fall, leaf peepers flock to New England to see the colorful foliage.
B1 As a leaf peeper, I always bring my camera to capture the beauty of the changing leaves.
B2 Leaf peepers often plan road trips to visit different regions known for their vibrant autumn colors.
C1 The leaf peeper's passion for fall foliage has led them to explore many different countries.
C2 Some professional photographers make a living by selling prints of their stunning leaf peeper photos.
formal During the fall season, many leaf peepers visit New England to admire the vibrant colors of the changing leaves.
informal My aunt is a big leaf peeper and she always plans a trip to the mountains in October.
slang I'm not much of a leaf peeper, but I do enjoy taking a drive to see the fall foliage.
figurative As a leaf peeper, she had a keen eye for beauty in nature and always found joy in simple things.
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