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snooper
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n. A person who snoops.
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n. a spy who makes uninvited inquiries into the private affairs of others [syn: snoop ]
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Snooper may refer to: A device that transmits and receives audio content and allows one or more listeners to listen in on that content Snooper sat nav , UK sat nav & speed camera detector manufacturer Snooper and Blabber , one of the sequences from The ...
Usage examples of snooper.
After it had gone a mile without triggering anything, the jeep followed, Anse Dawes piloting and Conn at the snooper controls watching what it transmitted back.
Anse turned the jeep into a side passage, and Conn recalled the snooper and sent it ahead.
Suddenly, one of them saw the snooper, gave a yell, and fired at it with a rifle.
On the first run he killed the rear-seat gunner, and on the next shot the snooper down.
Harmer, and he returned the fire with a long burst of bis six 50s, moving off a little to the right to dodge the 20-millimeters while the snooper dived for the water.
Ensign Bob Poirer, made radar contact with the other snooper, and, although he never got within firing range, his persistence drove the enemy away.
Hellcat continued to close, but the enemy snooper was difficult to keep in sight, even with binoculars, in the increasing darkness.
Leaving the snooper dish in the living room, they toured the house, Mrs.
Henshew promptly classed him a glorified snooper who fancied himself a first-rate criminal investigator.
He knew that a snooper was on him, and had enough power of mind to shield a few highly important thoughts.
No Chickladorian was ever a snooper, or a perceiver either, and these people are just about all regular customers.
We hope he does, anyway, because a snooper put on you or any one of your key people would be manna from heaven for us.
The mere thought that if this happened Grandpa might bring some snooper along with him to Near Mills sent the boy into a cold sweat.
His eyes were covered by snooper goggles, making him look like some bug-eyed improbability from another planet.
Well, there was the obvious association: the stereotype of a private investigator is that of a snooper, a keyhole peeper.