| NOSEY | ___ Parker : a prying person ? (5) |
| NOSY | ____ Parker, a prying person (4) |
| NOSER | A bonk on the conk; a head-first crash/dive; a prying person; a strong headwind; or, a severe rebuff (5) |
| MOUSER | A farm or ship's cat charged with hunting murine gnawers, squeakers or timorous beasties; a mog proficient at catching rodents generally; a prying person; or, in Scotland, a man's whiskers (6) |
| NOSYPARKER | A prying person, informally (4,6) |
| SNOOP | Prying person who anagrams to "spoon" |
| YENTA | Prying person |
| PEEPER | A slang eye, glass or lens; a little chorus frog which "sings" in spring; a voyeuristic "Tom"; or, a prying goggling person generally (6) |
| PETER | Spider-Man's alter ego, ___ Parker (5) |
| SCOTT | ___ Parker, Newcastle United, West Ham United, Spurs and England midfielder (5) |
| MOLLY | _ Parker, appeared in House Of Cards (5) |
| SEAL | A pinniped at the heart of Rowena Farre's charming book; or, a letter's wax signet, preventing a prying look (4) |
| ALTON | ___ Parker, 1904 candidate for President |
| WARBY | ___ Parker (glasses seller) |
| NOSEYPARKER | Perky Senora becoming prying person (5,6) |
| PEEPINGTOM | Meeting Pop in a way was being a prying observer (7,3) |
| NOSILY | Is only troublesome in a prying way |
| SNOOPY | A prying dog. That's comic (6) |
| WHY | Question from a prying toddler |
| BUSYBODY | Meddlesome prying person (8) |
