1. more inclined to pry into or investigate others’ private affairs
Usage: comparative form of snoopy; informal

Examples

• My neighbor has gotten snoopier since she retired and has more time to watch everyone.
• The new security guard is much snoopier than the previous one.
• She became snoopier after discovering her roommate’s secret.
• His snoopier tendencies made him unpopular with his coworkers.
• The journalist grew snoopier as the investigation deepened.
• I noticed she was getting snoopier about my personal life.