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(to be) snoopy

QUOTE    

"If you're really that snoopy (you know you are), click here."

MEANING

The adjective "snoopy" means "curious" or "nosy". It is derived from the verb "snoop". "To snoop" is secretly looking round a place in order to find out something about the place or other people. A snooper is a person doing this.

SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS IN FRENCH:

fouineur

curieux

qui fourre son nez ...

pointilleux

méticuleux

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To snoop means the same as to pry - to try to find out about someone else's private affairs, or look at their personal possessions, often secretly.

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