“And if the neighbor dares to try and poke his nose in, pretending to wish me many happy returns when all he really wants is a good snoop around, he'll wish he hadn't.”

“The Bear's coaching staff actually hired a snoop to monitor them in training camp.”

“I reached my rationale, explaining my need to know, the public's right to be informed, the whole fulsome excuse for being a meddlesome snoop.”

“Her snoopiness got the best of her as she couldn't resist peeking through her neighbor's window to satisfy her curiosity.”

“But as snooper in chief, he has been in the unenviable position of having to both rationalise the NSA's choices and plot a new direction forward.”

“Are your habits safe from even that most everyday of snooper?”

“Ferrite crystals are a major ingredient in snooper paint, which makes stealth airplanes undetectable by radar.”

“From then on, the plot thickens with gangland hit men, police snoopers, media feeding frenzies, and nasty sexual shenanigans.”

“Both standards use encryption to protect sensitive data from sniffers, snoopers and intruders.”

“The passive stance of a two-thirds majority of this Parliament is sanctioning a Europe of snoopers.”