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- Dictionarynebby/ˈnɛbi/
adjective
- 1. overly inquisitive; nosy: Scottish, Northern English "the occasional nebby passerby has poked in to observe"
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4 days ago · If you are described as 'nebby', it's not a compliment - you're being told you're nosey or overly interested in other people's business. You might be told, bluntly, to 'keep your neb out'. In this sense, neb refers to the nose and 'keep your neb out' means the same as 'mind your own business'.
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