snoop

“Miss Lumley. Your snooping or mail delivering or whatever it was seems to have been a bit of bad luck, for both of us. Now my little secret is out.”

I went snooping around to find out what they were up to.

Isn’t the whole uproar over Mr. Smith’s snooping on senators’ phone records a “tempest and teapot” given he had to follow rules?

There is something about a healthy personality that feels repelled by a snoop or a snitch.

One member warned that state officials would snoop around their rural properties to tell owners what to do.