busybody informal

Soon the busybody would read the sign and go away.

I've been almost enough of a busybody to keep you happy.

Some turn out to be busybodies with a lot of time on their hands who seem to know everything about everyone.

So, busybodies, let me ask you a question: How big is your house?

You can trust that little busybody to know what she is talking about, every time.

Any busybody who ever wanted to put his head under someone else's bed is having a wonderful time.

Come away from there, you old busybody, his wife ordered him.

"This is a small group of busybodies that want to tell people what they can do in their own homes."

He agreed with the action taken about these letters from busybodies outside.

But she looked more like a busybody aunt who made it a point to know everyone's business.

There wouldn't have been any busybody officials to deal with.

There's a busybody policeman up the street who'd better not find out about you yet.

"So much of a divine busybody in our lives, is that what you were going to say?"

If one attacks you, your reputation will be set upon by busybodies.

"I'm just like a busybody trying to keep myself busy," she said.

There were definite benefits to living above the town busybody.

Busybody or not, he had to respect her for sticking it out alone.

"Unless you or some of your busybody friends decide otherwise."

It would be just like them, he told himself, a bunch of little busybodies very much concerned with other people's lives.

I returned to the phone and dialed up some more busybodies.

Except for a few busybodies who may run across it."

That busybody, it seemed to me, did not represent a great danger.

Well, every town, small, large, real or fictional, has its busybodies.

They are going to bide their time until these foreign busybodies have left.

"How would you like to stomp this busybody into the floor?"