My current pet reading peeve is peek/peak/pique. Peek is when you look at something, peak is the highest point of something, and pique is - *looks it up* - "to excite or arouse especially by a provocation, challenge, or rebuff {sly remarks to pique their curiosity}" (2a). While their interest might be 'peaked' by something, it is far more likely to have been 'piqued' (since they can't become any more interested if it's the former), and an orgasm is never the 'peek' of pleasure.
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My current pet reading peeve is peek/peak/pique. Peek is when you look at something, peak is the highest point of something, and pique is - *looks it up* - "to excite or arouse especially by a provocation, challenge, or rebuff {sly remarks to pique their curiosity}" (2a). While their interest might be 'peaked' by something, it is far more likely to have been 'piqued' (since they can't become any more interested if it's the former), and an orgasm is never the 'peek' of pleasure.