| SNOOP | • snoop v. To be devious and cunning so as not to be seen. • snoop v. To secretly spy on or investigate, especially into the private personal life of others. • snoop n. The act of snooping. |
| SNOOPS | • snoops n. Plural of snoop. • snoops v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snoop. • SNOOP v. to pry about. |
| SNOOPY | • snoopy adj. (Colloquial) Given to snooping. • Snoopy prop.n. Charlie Brown’s pet beagle in the comic strip Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz; often representing doggish soulfulness. • SNOOPY adj. prying. |
| SNOOPED | • snooped v. Simple past tense and past participle of snoop. • SNOOP v. to pry about. |
| SNOOPER | • snooper n. A person who snoops. • SNOOPER n. one who snoops. |
| SNOOPERS | • snoopers n. Plural of snooper. • SNOOPER n. one who snoops. |
| SNOOPIER | • snoopier adj. Comparative form of snoopy: more snoopy. • SNOOPY adj. prying. |
| SNOOPILY | • snoopily adv. In a snoopy manner. • SNOOPY adv. prying. |
| SNOOPING | • snooping v. Present participle of snoop. • snooping n. A secret spying or investigation. • SNOOP v. to pry about. |
| SNOOPIEST | • snoopiest adj. Superlative form of snoopy: most snoopy. • SNOOPY adj. prying. |
| SNOOPERSCOPE | • snooperscope n. Synonym of sniperscope. • SNOOPERSCOPE n. an instrument for viewing infrared radiation. |
| SNOOPERSCOPES | • snooperscopes n. Plural of snooperscope. • SNOOPERSCOPE n. an instrument for viewing infrared radiation. |