Synonym: Peeping Tom, peeper. Similar words: voyeurism, voyeuristic, envoy, savoy, convoy, voyage, annoyed, voyager. Meaning: n. a viewer who enjoys seeing the sex acts or sex organs of others.
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1. Voyeurs are scary, but they are usually harmless.
2. Most writers are voyeurs of a kind.
3. The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us.
4. I felt like a voyeur visiting the war zone and seeing badly injured people being dragged from their bomb-shattered homes.
5. A voyeur was seen lurking around the girl's dormitory.
6. The court papers allege she may be a voyeur.
7. When had I become such a voyeur?
8. You're some kind of creepy voyeur.
9. However, through a story about voyeur , Kieslowski depicts the biggest desire of us all: the search for love.
10. He called Wenger a " voyeur " earlier this season and then refused to shake the Frenchman's hand last weekend after Chelsea's2-0 win at Highbury.
11. I want to be your voyeur — the holder of your daily secrets — and hope that it is the only sickness you breed in me.
12. Being a voyeur isn't so bad, I decided,[sentencedict.com] as long as you've been invited—and you don't tell anyone.
13. A sufficiently modified desktop or alert voyeur could log keystrokes before they reach the SSL library.
14. He felt like a voyeur, as if he were intruding upon something deeply personal.
15. The overtly sexual nature of the body compels the viewer into the position of voyeur, only to reveal itself as an inanimate object.
16. I want a chat web cam site that works like a voyeur TV, except it's two-way, i. e. , they can chat.
17. "I think he is one of these people who is a voyeur , " said Mourinho. "He likes to watch other people.
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18. I like to think that these essays edify me in some way, but at the very least they appeal to the voyeur in me.
19. Once congenial pairs of eyes now squinted and frowned at one another in passing. Someone in the company was a spy, a voyeur with sadistic tendencies.
20. Pierre-Louis Colin, speech-writer for France's foreign minister, has penned a literary, lustful and controversial "Guide to the Pretty Women of Paris", criticised by people as a " Voyeur 's Guide".
21. His photographs were highly stylised essays in erotica with the spectator cast as voyeur.
22. As in other albums, the listener is promoted to voyeur of miserablism: each track has a feel of a torn out diary entry, left to wilt on adeserted marital bed for our perusal.
23. He's basically come to the same conclusions as me, only he's actually sorted, rather than just a organizational voyeur like me.
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