What does «pepear» mean in Spanish?

Shooting (pepas), commonly at a person.

♦ Used in: Ecuador
Playing pepos or bolazos.
Ingesting stimulant drugs in pill form, called peppers.

♦ Used in: Colombia - Ecuador - Peru
Deceiving someone and drugging him/her for the purpose of robbery or rape. A person who commits this crime is called a "pepero/a".

♦ Used in: Peru

Examples of use in Spanish: "una mujer se acercó en la discoteca y lo pepeó".

"dos mujeres van a la cárcel tras pepear a hombres en una discoteca".
Eating without hunger.

♦ Used in: Peru
To defend someone, to stand up for someone.

♦ Used in: Peru
To steal something from a person.

♦ Used in: Guatemala
Taking medication to alleviate an ailment.

♦ Used in: Colombia
Picking or shelling beans, peas, corn, etc.

♦ Used in: Colombia
Searching for or stealing gold nuggets.

♦ Used in: Argentina

Examples of use in Spanish: "voy a pepear en la cordillera".

"En los Estados Unidos John W. Crockett fue cazador de búfalos y en compañía de su amigo texano Jarred A Jones realizaron diversas correrías vaqueras por la región, aprendieron a pepear oro y arrearon hacienda baguala en La Florida", Norteamericanos en la Argentina - Página 158, Lucio Ricardo Pérez Calvo - 2008.
Copulate.

♦ Used in: Bolivia