busybody

After class I played with President Davis’s daughters, nicknamed Dit, Dot, and Dash—the same as the Morse code signals the military used to communicate— because they were such busybodies.

He sometimes came across as a busybody, she said, but many residents thought he was watching out for the neighborhood.

But busybody Louise was already making for the door, peering under it out to the crowded corridor.

The nomination process essentially officializes gossip, as various local busybodies suggest women based on hearsay about them and their families.

Local church busybodies who find out a community member donated to an abortion fund can now sue for "aiding and abetting."