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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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Without intending to eavesdrop, Frank paused there a moment, unconsciously listening.
FRANK MERRIWELL'S CHUMSBURT L. STANDISHI suppose you mean I must loaf around there and eavesdrop—for anything that may come over.
A PAGAN OF THE HILLSCHARLES NEVILLE BUCKI had no intention to eavesdrop, but I was drowsy and for a moment or two I nodded again.
THE STORY OF BAWNKATHARINE TYNANShe drew a chair to the window and sat down to eavesdrop without the slightest feeling of compunction.
THE LONE RANGER RIDESFRAN STRIKERSo Sofia could, if she had cared to eavesdrop, have overheard everything that passed between Mr. Karslake and the man Nogam.
RED MASQUERADELOUIS JOSEPH VANCEOur General Communication dial has caught her talk and begins to eavesdrop.
WITH THE NIGHT MAILRUDYARD KIPLINGHe had an opportunity to learn one evening, and conquered a passionate desire to eavesdrop.
THE GUARDED HEIGHTSWADSWORTH CAMPIt would be too great a strain on our feminine curiosity not to eavesdrop on Don's little romance.
KINDRED OF THE DUSTPETER B. KYNEThe words said between souls are not heard by the eavesdropping ear, but the soul also can eavesdrop, and tells in its time.
THE JUDGEREBECCA WESTDid you learn how to eavesdrop in a correspondence school or did it just come naturally?
DON HALE WITH THE FLYING SQUADRONW. CRISPIN SHEPPARDWORDS RELATED TO EAVESDROP
- accept
- admit
- adopt
- attend
- audit
- auscult
- auscultate
- be all ears
- be attentive
- catch
- concentrate
- eavesdrop
- entertain
- get
- get a load of
- give an audience to
- give attention
- give heed to
- hang on words
- hark
- harken
- hear out
- hear tell
- hearken
- lend an ear
- mind
- monitor
- obey
- observe
- overhear
- pick up on
- prick up ears
- receive
- take advice
- take into consideration
- take notice
- take under advisement
- tune in
- tune in on
- welcome
- accepted
- admitted
- adopted
- attended
- audited
- auscultated
- ausculted
- caught
- concentrated
- eavesdropped
- entertained
- gave an audience to
- gave attention
- gave heed to
- got
- got a load of
- harked
- harkened
- heard out
- heard told
- hearkened
- hung on words
- lent an ear
- minded
- monitored
- obeyed
- observed
- overheard
- picked up on
- pricked up ears
- received
- took advice
- took into consideration
- took notice
- took under advisement
- tune in
- tune in on
- was all ears
- was attentive
- welcomed
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.