Definition of "eeping" [eeping]

• Present participle of eep. (verb)

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• "And even if they don't steal one of your team's best players, they're liable to drive up the cost of k eeping him — in some cases so much that teams have to round out their rosters with leftover parts."
• "And eeping people poor and uneducated permits good olds to reign on and on."
• "It all gets back to boundary maintenance a mechanism to prevent ideas from eeping across porous cultural boundaries - in effect boundary maintenance mechanisms serve to separate culture groups and provide a rigid, well defined marker between "us" and "them" and Dr. Colling strayed too far across the boundary."