snoopy

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  1. adjective Informal Likely to snoop; nosy. See Synonyms at curious.

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  • The editorial warns of the dire consequences snoopy adopted folks pose to the stability of Maine's apparent fragile family infrastructure which will collapse without the studied discretion and good manners of the newly-loosed adopted class on closet-cringing parents. —  The Daily Bastardette
  • Other findings from the study, besides the aforementioned snoopy IT professionals, are: —  Tech-Ex
  • A snoopy source says that Mayer was far too busy "twittering" on the popular social networking site to call Jen or return her nagging emails. —  Portland Mercury
  • Finally got my hands on the snoopy tv show score so i've pretty much had 'linus and lucy on repeat —  Drowned In Sound // Feed
  • The bankers in "The International" broker arms deals, sell missiles under the counter and assassinate anyone who gets too snoopy.
 

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