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Meanings of snoopy in English

Offensively curious or inquisitive.

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Usage of snoopy in English
1
He lost his temper & told the 11-yr.-old girl she was a snoopy sneak.
The new yorker
2
A snoopy neighbor with the tip of the century.
Monday Mourning
3
Well, never mind dear, I shan't be snoopy too.
The Mucker
4
What's the matter, you snoopy bastard?
Hill girl
5
When a birth control clininc is raided by snoopy policewoman, Mr. Ernst turns up in cort, champion of freedom.
The new yorker
6
Everyone was so snoopy, and I could just tell that they were dying to ask questions about Billy and me.
The Mucker
7
Or more likely, maybe they were just snoopy people who would report what they had seen to the first person they saw.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
8
He was especially fond of Kay Scarpetta, the snoopy coroner, and Kat Colorado, the L.A. detective with (surprise) a bad love life.
For whom the minivan rolls: an aaron tucker mystery
9
He also provided the voices for Snoopy and Woodstock through the years.
Reuters
10
Snoopy Astronaut, it was perfect for the American mood of the time.
Wired
11
Just as had happened with Snoopy, Oliver visited me in my sleep.
News.com.au
12
Snoopy is much fitter now and he loves this distance trip now.
News.com.au
13
Snoopy was the quirky canine who was off in his own world.
The Guardian
14
Snoopy's star lies next to that of his creator, Charles M Schulz.
BBC
15
You should have seen the Snoopy pictures Naomi used to make.
The Good Daughters
16
But today when their promo featured Astronaut Snoopy-my Achilles heel-I caved.
Wired
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