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snoopiness

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snoop·y  (snp)
adj. snoop·i·er, snoop·i·est Informal
Likely to snoop; nosy. See Synonyms at curious.

snoopi·ly adv.
snoopi·ness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.snoopiness - offensive inquisitiveness
curiousness, inquisitiveness - a state of active curiosity


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That certain Snoopiness Snoop says Grier taught him a lot about the business and how to hold his own on the set, but Dickerson believes the foundation was already set.
The parallels McCabe and Jordan try to draw between the boy's growing insanity and the madness of the cold war (the movie climaxes during the Cuban missile crisis) seem forced to me, because what torments Francie - parental irresponsibility, the malice and snoopiness of neighbors, poverty's subversion of dignity - would have tormented him in the nineteenth century or earlier.
The parallels McCabe and Jordan try to draw between the boy's growing insanity and the madness of the cold war (the movie climaxes during the Cuban missile crisis) seem forced to me, because what torments Francie - parental irresponsibility, the malice and snoopiness of neighbors, poverty's subversion of dignity - would have tormented him in the nineteenth century or earlier.
 
 
 
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