NOSEY

NOSEY


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Word: nosy
Word origin: early 17th century (in the sense ‘having a prominent nose’): from nose + -y1.
Phonetic: ˈnəʊzi
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showing too much curiosity about other people's affairs. Example: nosy neighbours
pry into something. Example: they don't nosy into your business like some people


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Compulsively curious
Given to prying (Var.)
Hardly unconcerned: Var.
Inquisitive
Intrusive: var.
Like a busybody
Like a buttinsky
Like a buttinsky (Var.)
Meddlesome
Meddlesome: var.
Offensively curious
Overly curious
Prying
Snoopy
Too inquisitive
Up in someones business
___ Parker (busybody)
___Parker: busybody
Parker
Inquisitive: Colloq.
Unduly curious: Colloq.
Given to prying: Colloq.
Inquisitive: Var.
Intrusive
Poking around in other people's business
Might they pry or sneak about to gain small exposé, ultimately?
Parker's negative turned positive
Back only positive part of 24 — that's curious
English child brought up close to Dorothy Parker may be so
Curious opposites are back-to-back
The buttocks let out hot air
Snooping is certainly not flipping positive
A bit too interested
Intrusive binary responses one sent back




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