IPA: //praɪər//
KK: /praɪər/
A person who is overly curious about other people's private matters or affairs.
She was known as a prier, always wanting to know the details of everyone else's lives.
Prier → The word 'prier' comes from Old French 'prier', meaning to pray or to request. It refers to someone who prays or makes a request.
Think of someone who is 'praying' or 'requesting' something — that's what a 'prier' does.