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What does a nosy means?

"Nosy" means excessively curious or inquisitive, especially about the private affairs of others.

Here's a breakdown of what it means:

* Excessively curious: Someone who is nosy wants to know things that don't concern them. They go beyond a casual interest and delve into personal details.

* Inquisitive: They ask lots of questions, often probing and prying.

* Private affairs of others: Nosy people are interested in the personal lives of others, such as their relationships, finances, or secrets.

Examples:

* "My neighbor is so nosy, she's always peering into my windows."

* "I wish my co-worker wouldn't be so nosy about my personal life."

* "It's rude to be nosy about other people's business."

Being nosy can be considered rude and intrusive. It's important to respect people's privacy and boundaries.

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