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Meanings of snoop in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spy"
Examples for "spy"
1
New legislation governing New Zealand's spy agencies has been passed by Parliament.
2
None of my ladies would answer a question from an English spy.
3
Read: Trump adviser said microwaves were used to spy on the Donald.
4
The 54-year-old worked as a spy in Scandinavia, Africa and Western Europe.
5
Some American recruits had concerns about working for a foreign spy service.
1
In fact, he looked just like the royal stag in the picture.
2
They didn't seem to be on stag; they were far too casual.
3
The stag was the most magnificent animal the knight had ever seen.
4
We have had princely sport in hunting the stag on these mountains.
5
He'd been trying to help me when he went after the stag.
1
Despite being a former sleuth, my sense of direction is sadly lacking.
2
Ronson's pose is that of the ingenue sleuth: Colombo with added neuroses.
3
Hartley took the leaf torn out of the sleuth's dingy memorandum book.
4
Emma shifted in the passenger seat and mentally assumed her sleuth mode.
5
I will hide my every movement from you, my marble-faced old sleuth.
Usage of snoop in English
1
You made it way too easy for some snoop to get in.
2
I need you to come in and snoop around without raising suspicion.
3
So, the summer event is an opportunity to have a gratifying snoop.
4
Of course I see to it she doesn't snoop around in here.
5
Should we snoop around the hotel, asking about the father and son?
6
Hacking Team's main product enables governments to bypass encryption to snoop on targets.
7
He used to snoop around her, did voluntary work with her and .
8
I didn't want to snoop, really, but I reasoned it necessary.
9
Julie used to snoop through his place when they were together.
10
Just in case your partner decides to snoop around, I guess.
11
The program monitors peer-to-peer file-sharing services via internet snoop MarkMonitor of San Francisco.
12
He considered this an embarrassing blight on his long career as a snoop.
13
Bad enough my father's a snoop-he'salso a very good one.
14
Some parents have called in private investigators to snoop on rivals.
15
I'm no snoop, doctor, and in the years I've been with-
16
None of the residents opened a door to snoop on the police activity.
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Snoop through the time
Snoop across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common