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snoop

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snoop around (something)
to look around in a place, trying to find out something secret or about someone else's affairs. Why are you snooping around my house? I am not snooping around.
See also: around

snoop into something

to pry into something or someone else's affairs. I wish you would stop snooping into my business! Whose affairs are they snooping into now?


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Byline: Richard Hall Summary: <p>On stage at the Forum de Beyrouth Thursday evening, legendary gangster-rapper Snoop Dogg urged the crowd to wave their guns in the air like they just didn't care.
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Byline: Clemmie Moodie & Danielle Lawler IT'S been three years since he was banned from the UK - and now desperate Snoop Dogg is calling on his superstar pals to help him get back in.
 
 
 
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