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Meanings of nosey in anglès

Offensively curious or inquisitive.

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Usage of nosey in anglès
1
She was in here the other day and she is so nosey.
Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
2
I'm not asking about your problem with the cops to be nosey.
Watch them die
3
So you could really see if you're one of those nosey neighbors.
Ebony
4
Georgia bats Zoë on the arm and says, 'Don't be so nosey.'
The death of bunny munro: a novel
5
I was feeling nosey, so I was listening and watching their conversation.
Ebony
6
I think she's the wife of that nosey new preacher over to Cordova.
The Innocents: A Story for Lovers
7
The things them nosey dames thinks they can git by wit'!
The Sturdy Oak / A composite Novel of American Politics by fourt...
8
The day you left that there nosey Parker of a gel Alice Betts came.
The Imaginary Marriage
9
To put it a little more crudely, I got nosey.
The Irish Times
10
You are a very nosey fellow, kitty cat... you know what happens to nosey fellows?
Chinatown
11
And that's not a euphemism for you'll be nosey.
Ebony
12
If there was one thing Joey hated, it was nosey cocksuckers sniffing about her business.
Dangerous Women
13
He's weird, he's neurotic, she's nosey, she doesn't eat.
The half life of stars: a novel
14
Now that is what I call cozy, to get away from the dear old nosey public.
Dorothy Dale's Camping Days
15
Not that Bubbles was usually a nosey cocksucker.
Dangerous Women
16
A nosey Parker if ever there was one!
The Imaginary Marriage
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