snooper |
nosey |
As a noun snooper
is a person who snoops.
As an adjective nosey is
.
snooper |
swooper |
As nouns the difference between snooper and swooper
is that
snooper is a person who snoops while
swooper is one who, or that which, swoops.
snooper |
scooper |
As nouns the difference between snooper and scooper
is that
snooper is a person who snoops while
scooper is a person who scoops.
snooper |
snoopier |
As a noun snooper
is a person who snoops.
As an adjective snoopier is
comparative of snoopy.
snooped |
snooper |
As a verb snooped
is past tense of snoop.
As a noun snooper is
a person who snoops.
stooper |
snooper |
As nouns the difference between stooper and snooper
is that
stooper is a person who stoops while
snooper is a person who snoops.
snooper |
snoozer |
As nouns the difference between snooper and snoozer
is that
snooper is a person who snoops while
snoozer is one who snoozes; one who sleeps.
snooker |
snooper |
As nouns the difference between snooker and snooper
is that
snooker is snooker (game) while
snooper is a person who snoops.
snooper |
snoopy |
As a noun snooper
is a person who snoops.
As a proper noun Snoopy is
charlie Brown's pet beagle in the comic strip
Peanuts, by
Charles M. Schulz; often representing doggish soulfulness.
As an adjective snoopy is
given to snooping.