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eaveslook 

intransitive verb: to watch a private conversation held in sign language between two deaf people.
The deaf couple on the bus were having such a tempestuous fight that I couldn't help but eaveslook.
eaveslook by Manlike Witch March 17, 2010
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Eavesbooking

When you read, or follow, a conversation between two others on a social networking site without their knowledge and without playing any role in the conversation.
Cecil: Do you know if Mac is going to the dance?
Paddy: No, he was out on Thursday with Latisha and he broke his foot.
Cecil: How did that happen?
Paddy: Oh, I'm not sure, I was eavesbooking and saw him telling Lance that he had to see Dr.Strangelove with his broken foot from Thursday nights drinking session with Latish.
Cecil: Good, I don't really like him anyway
Eavesbooking by Dr.Strangelike April 17, 2010

eaveslooking 

Looking over somebody's shoulder, particularly if it is creepy and/or unnoticed. Derived from "eavesdropping".
Don't freak out, I'm just eaveslooking at your answers.