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snooper

Snooper vs Nosey - What's the difference?

snooper | nosey |


As a noun snooper

is a person who snoops.

As an adjective nosey is

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Snooper vs Swooper - What's the difference?

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 vs Scooper - What's the difference?

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 vs Snoopier - What's the difference?

snooper | snoopier |


As a noun snooper

is a person who snoops.

As an adjective snoopier is

comparative of snoopy.

Snooped vs Snooper - What's the difference?

snooped | snooper |


As a verb snooped

is past tense of snoop.

As a noun snooper is

a person who snoops.

Stooper vs Snooper - What's the difference?

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 vs Snoozer - What's the difference?

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 vs Snooper - What's the difference?

snooker | snooper |


As nouns the difference between snooker and snooper

is that snooker is snooker (game) while snooper is a person who snoops.

Snooper vs Snoopy - What's the difference?

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.