Similar words: snoop, snooze, snooker, whoopee, blooper, stooped, cooperate, party pooper. Meaning: ['snuːpə(r)] 
n. a spy who makes uninvited inquiries into the private affairs of others.
n. a spy who makes uninvited inquiries into the private affairs of others. 
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1, Most journalists are snoopers by nature.
2, 20% of couples had one text snooper.
3, You bloody snooper! All the time you've been talking to me you've been prying into my family.
4, The average snooper spends an hour and 15 minutes seeking out Christmas gifts.
5, The data looks like gibberish to a snooper as it travels from your computer to a secure server before it is blasted onto the Internet.
6, St Barth'sstrange lack of street names is meant to dissuade journalistic snoopers.
7, They were slow, unglamorous, seagoing delivery trucks, but they were also ideal as electronic snoopers.
8, In a ward, you can do nothing night without the snooper scope.
9, This exhibit is composed of an infrared laser, infrared receptor, a night vision snooper scope, a warning device, reflectors, guard screen, and night vision equipment, etc.
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