Peepers, eyes. Derived from the dialectal verb зенить (to look, stare), which stems from the Old Russian зѣнь (pupil of the eye). In slang and colloquial speech, it is a highly informal, often rude or aggressive term used to refer to someone’s eyes, frequently in commands like “open your peepers”.
Пришейте слепой дуре зенки, пусть посмотрит, что натворила.
Sew eyes onto the blind fool so she can see what she’s done.
(eyes of the storm @ mail.ru, 08/2009)
