eavesdrop

Let us hope that Eavesdrop will sketch off Henbane, and that Henbane will poison him for his trouble.

Did you learn how to eavesdrop in a correspondence school or did it just come naturally?

Besides, she couldn't stand outside and eavesdrop long without being noticed by some one passing through the hall.

Later, he saw Jan deep in conversation with Jerry and wandered by, to eavesdrop a little.

While the hours of tuition were being discussed Bertha Appleby tiptoed up to eavesdrop, and pleaded to be accepted as a pupil.

Our General Communication dial has caught her talk and begins to eavesdrop.

It would be too great a strain on our feminine curiosity not to eavesdrop on Don's little romance.

"It's long distance," whispered the operator, torn between a sense of duty and a desire to eavesdrop.

"You'd think there were better things to eavesdrop on than fishes," said Urson.

So I judged I'd got to do the other thing—lay for them and eavesdrop.