Usage of "snoop" | TermGallery

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Watch, observe, or inquire secretly.

A spy who makes uninvited inquiries into the private affairs of others.

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Examples for "snooper"

Examples for "snooper"

But I hate a snooper worse than I do a rat. 
 Bull Hunter 

Hennage, you're an old snooper, that's what you are! cried Donna. 
 The Long Chance 

Outside, Major Drick Lee carefully focused his handheld laser-snooper on the lifter's side windows. 
 Mech 

Something similar happened again between drafts one and two of the notorious snooper's charter. 
 The Guardian 

Israel accused Egypt of sending snooper planes over its defenses. 
 Alas, Babylon 

Uso de snoop em inglês

You made it way too easy for some snoop to get in. 
 The arms maker of berlin 

I need you to come in and snoop around without raising suspicion. 
 Finger lickin' fifteen 

So, the summer event is an opportunity to have a gratifying snoop. 
 The Irish Times 

Of course I see to it she doesn't snoop around in here. 
 The Damnation of Theron Ware 

Should we snoop around the hotel, asking about the father and son? 
 Sword of god 

Hacking Team's main product enables governments to bypass encryption to snoop on targets. 
 Reuters 

He used to snoop around her, did voluntary work with her and . 
 The draining lake 

I didn't want to snoop, really, but I reasoned it necessary. 
 Mysterious Skin 

Julie used to snoop through his place when they were together. 
 Night tides 

Just in case your partner decides to snoop around, I guess. 
 The frailty of flesh 

The program monitors peer-to-peer file-sharing services via internet snoop MarkMonitor of San Francisco. 
 Wired 

He considered this an embarrassing blight on his long career as a snoop. 
 Soulless 

Bad enough my father's a snoop-he'salso a very good one. 
 Crown of Slaves 

Some parents have called in private investigators to snoop on rivals. 
 The Guardian 

I'm no snoop, doctor, and in the years I've been with- 
 Second Foundation 

None of the residents opened a door to snoop on the police activity. 
 Three to get deadly and four to score 

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Significados de snoop em inglês