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eavesˇdrop
( vz dr p )
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intr.v. eavesˇdropped , eavesˇdropˇping , eavesˇdrops
ETYMOLOGY: Probably back-formation from eavesdropper, one who eavesdrops, from Middle English evesdropper, from evesdrop, place where water falls from the eaves, from Old English yfes drype; see upo in Indo-European roots OTHER FORMS: eaves drop per
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