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.

by Manlike Witch March 17, 2010

eavesblock

the attempt to ignore a nearby conversation that is stupid and lame in content or includes annoying people.

We were having a great meal and conversation...until they sat down next to us and we had to eavesblock the rest of the night.

by scottish fernando August 24, 2011

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

by Dr.Strangelike April 17, 2010

Eavespooping

Listening in on someone taking a shit.

Dude 1: Hey man, are you okay in there? That doesn't sound good.

Dude 2: Bro, why are you listening to me take a shit? Stop eavespooping!

by EarlGraphite September 10, 2014

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.

by regularwonderland June 21, 2011