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voyeur

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Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
A voyeur is someone who engages in voyeurism . Voyeur may also refer to: Voyeur (video game) , a 1996 video game series "Voyeur" (Blink-182 song) "Voyeur" (Kim Carnes song) , 1982 Voyeur (Kim Carnes album) , 1982 Voyeur (David Sanborn album) , 1981 Voyeur ...

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 A person who derives sexual pleasure from secretly observing other people, especially when such people are engaged in some sexual activity. 2 An obsessive observer of sensational or sordid subjects.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. a viewer who enjoys seeing the sex acts or sex organs of others [syn: Peeping Tom , peeper ]

Usage examples of voyeur.

Framed for him there were Vera Meroving and her lieutenant in profile, she striking at his chest with what appeared to be a small riding crop, he twisting a gloved hand into her hair and talking to her all the while, so precisely that the voyeur Mondaugen could lip-read each obscenity.

But his own musical commentary on dreams had not included the obvious and perhaps for him indispensable: that if dreams are only waking sensation first stored and later operated on, then the dreams of a voyeur can never be his own.

Had the scurvy changed him from voyeur to ecouteur, or was it deeper and part of a general change of heart?

She needs, it seems, a real voyeur to complete the illusion that her reflections are, in fact, this audience.

Someone who had been living on her own, without a Companion or a Voyeur, since early in the summer would have no idea that a portal had opened up to a parallel universe.

High Gray Council on my Voyeur after Gliksins were let through before without them.

Her profile-knowledge of the top-ological voyeur, the parallel killer?

Not everyone who has worked in it, for instance, has been blasted by this topological voyeur killer, Michael Dalke.

But his own musical commentary on dreams had not included the obvious, and perhaps for him indispensable: that if dreams are only waking sensation first stored and later operated on, then the dreams of a voyeur can never be his own.

No sign of them, at least not in any of the public areas of the voyeur rooms.

She described the damage to the car with the persistence of a voyeur, almost nagging me with her lurid picture of the crushed radiator grille and the blood spattered across the bonnet.

Vaughan had forgotten me, starting forward like a patient suburban voyeur half asleep over his binoculars.

Roused from his slumber by the throbbing of Vistani drums, the man had followed the sound into the woods and pressed himself into the shadow of a tree, becoming one with its dark shape a silent voyeur, held captive by sight of the dancer.

As lord of the manor and leader of his own band of thieves, the voyeur had been invited to stay by the campfire.

The voyeur dug his fingers into his hands, until his nails tore his flesh and dampened his palms with his own blood.