1. I've always found her unbearably nosey.

2. That old lady is very nosey, so nobody likes to talk to her.

3. I caught that Nosey Parker reading my diary.

4. I know you think I'm incurably nosey.

5. He clicked his fingers for Nosey to follow him, then rode northwards in the dusk.

6. I elbowed my way through the nosey parkers gossiping in the yard and ran home to tell Dad my good news.

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7. Take Nosey and the spare horse, then wait for me at the crossroads.

8. They are likely to be fairly nosey - don't be put off by adverse comments!

9. Stop being nosey. It's the bosses business.

10. I have always found her unbearably nosey.

11. Mike is a nosey chap, he always wants to be in on everything.

12. She is very nosey and is probably in the know.

13. I could, faith, Nosey Flynn said, snuffling. That was a rare bit of horseflesh .

14. I don't want to be nosey, but what was the big argument about?

15. Debbie is a bit of a nosey Parker but she always knows the latest gossip.

16. We found it oppressive, inconvenient and village life is horribly nosey.

17. I began to feel ashamed of my nosiness but I hadn't intended to be nosey: I was just curious.

18. He loosened his rifle in its holster and called Nosey to heel.

19. I like listening to their private phone calls, in a nosey sort of way.

20. Now is it just me, or are chemists getting increasingly nosey?

21. R: Then why did you say he is a nosey parker?

22. But the joys of owning the coolest toy in the universe ends when a nosey government agent arrives in town to hunt down the" alien " invader .

1. That old lady is very nosey, so nobody likes to talk to her.