Nosies

Nosies refers to a colloquial and informal term, often used humorously, to describe the act of being nosy or overly inquisitive about other people's affairs. It is not a formal or scientific term and is typically employed in casual conversation. The word "nosy" itself derives from "nose," metaphorically suggesting an intrusion into private matters much like a nose might be stuck into something it doesn't belong.

When someone is described as "nosies," it implies they are prone to prying, asking too many questions, or paying excessive attention to details that do not directly concern them. This behavior can be perceived negatively, as it may infringe on privacy and create discomfort for those being observed. While sometimes used playfully among friends, the underlying implication is that the individual is being intrusive. The term can also be used to describe a person who is habitually curious about gossip or the personal lives of others. In essence, "nosies" is a lighthearted, albeit sometimes critical, descriptor for someone exhibiting inquisitive and potentially intrusive tendencies.