- PRY
- Be a busybody
- Snoop
- Use a lever
- Lever
- Use (as a lever)
- Apply leverage
- Be a snoop
- Butt in
- Get too personal
- Meddle
- Dig in deep
- Crowbar
- Dig (into)
- Pull off?
- Use a crowbar
- Use a jimmy
- Get nosy
- Jimmy
- Overdo the curiosity
- Ask too many questions
- Disconcert the interviewee, perhaps
- Use leverage
- Be a buttinsky
- What curious people do even though they say they "don't mean to" do it
- Open with effort
- Go too far
- Open with some effort
- Be nosy
- Apply a jimmy
- Use your nose?
- Be a Nosey Parker
- Exhibit nosiness
- Seek intimate information
- Nose about
- Ask overpersonally
- Obtain with difficulty
- Be a Nosy Parker
- Force (open)
- Ask too much
- Stick one's nose in
- Be a yenta
- Remove using force
- Force, in a way
- Act like a yenta
- Wield a crowbar
- Pull with effort
- Poke one's nose (into)
- Crowbar, e.g.
- Go where one shouldn't
- Explore where you shouldn't
- Extract with effort
- Ask invasively
- Nose (into)
- Do a Barbara Walters
- Act the snoop
- Be too inquisitive
- Be too curious
- Be snoopy
- Use a crowbar on
- Wield a lever
- Dig too deeply
- Snoop around
- Be too interested
- Wrest (open)
- Be too nosy
- Be overly inquisitive
- Inquire nosily
- Impertinent peeping.
- Meddlesome person.
- Move with a lever.
- Peer inquisitively.
- Inspect nosily.
- Move by a lever.
- Move with difficulty.
- Paul ___, meddlesome fellow.
- Snoop about.
- Extract with difficulty.
- Peep.
- Inquisitive one.
- Leverage.
- Look closely.
- Busybody.
- Paul ___.
- Be a quidnunc.
- Nose
- Detach by leverage
- Nose around
- Inquire impertinently
- Inquisitive Paul
- Try to open, in a way
- Ask a lot of questions
- Be too personal
- I don't mean to ___...
- Not get off easily?
- Try to open a jar, say
- Be inquisitive
- Show unseemly curiosity
- Sniff around
- Delve (into)
- Open someone else's e-mails, maybe
- Use leverage on
- Inquire about private matters
- Eavesdrop, maybe
- Look too closely
- Apply leverage to
- Listen through a door, say
- Ask too many questions, say
- Not mind one's own business
- Ask too-personal questions
- Jimmy (open)
- Prompt an "M.Y.O.B.," say
- Wrench with power
- Ask intimate questions, say
- What investigators might do
- Ask some inappropriate questions
- Be a bit *too* nosy
- Be a good investigative reporter
- Ask personal questions
- Ask for personal details
- Put one's nose in
- Get too nosy
- Ferret out
- Stick one's nose into
- Ask a few too many questions?
- Get leverage, in a way
- Mind someone else's business
- Work a jimmy
- Be way too inquisitive
- Mind another's business
- Ask nosy questions
- Ask uncomfortable questions
- Use an oyster knife, say
- Act nosy
- Don't mind your own business
- More than inquire
- Get snoopy
- Ignore a request to MYOB
- Poke one's nose into others' business
- Ask invasive questions
- Get leverage
- Jimmy, e.g.
- Ask too much of somebody
- Stick your nose where it doesn't belong
