spy
41spy — 1. noun a foreign spy Syn: secret agent, intelligence agent, double agent, undercover agent, counterspy, mole, sleeper, plant, scout; informal snooper; archaic intelligencer 2. verb 1) she spied for the West Syn: be a spy, gather …
42spy — coun·ter·spy; spy; …
43spy — 1. noun a foreign spy Syn: agent, mole, plant; N.Amer.; informal spook 2. verb she spied a coffee shop Syn: notice, observe, see, spot, sight, catch sight of, glimpse, make …
44spy-fi — noun A genre of science fiction involving secret agents. With the MIB taking on aliens of every stripe, it can also be viewed as a parody of The X Files and the spy fi series that rose to prominence in the 1990s …
45spy — • kasta upp, kräkas • kräkas, vomera, kasta upp, spy …
46spy — spaɪ n. person who is employed by a government to gather information on other countries, secret agent; person who secretly investigates and gathers information about other people v. work for a government as a spy, provide secret information… …
47spy on — observe furtively. → spy …
48spy — n 1. operative, secret agent, intelligence agent, undercover agent Inf. spook Fr. espion, Sl. 007, FBI agent, G man, CIA agent; double agent, informer, informant Horse Racing. tout; detective, investigator, private detective or investigator Sl.… …
49spy — Kiu. Also: akiu, hākiu, makākiu, kilo, hākilo, hālua, ho omahua; ka ukoe, ka uō (unarmed); māka i; cunningly, kiuho opulu. See saying, heron. ♦ To act as a spy, ho omakākiu …
50spy — A person sent into an enemy s camp to inspect their works, ascertain their strength and their intentions, watch their movements, and secretly communicate intelligence to the proper officer. By the laws of war among all civilized nations, a spy is …
