0 present participle of snoop
1 to look around a place secretly, in order to discover things or find out information about someone or something:
There is no question of snooping about that.
The privatisation of surveillance and snooping should therefore have been approached with great sensitivity and care—but far from it.
I do not know what the word "snooping" is.
Since her promotion, has she been employed on snooping duties, and if so how many convictions has she obtained?
At that time the monopolies had staffs of people going round "snooping," although we did not use that word in those days.
Such rules inevitably have the flavour of snooping.
I rather resent the use of the word "snooping" in this respect.
Apparently the result of the snooping is to be reported to higher levels.
