Spyings [noun]

Definition of Spyings:

watching

That's the only incentive you can suggest for spying, unconnected with my affairs?

I congratulate you on the success of your first attempt at spying.

I suppose Tris Penrose has been spying me and telling tales to father and you.

She passed quickly by, so as not to seem to be spying on them.

Whereupon I turned to the spying friar and said; 'Hand me your robe and cowl.'

I was not spying then, but you thought I was, and you didn't like it.

He's spying out a fresh tribe in the neighborhood of Africa.

Powell did not detect any particular excellence in what seemed a spying employment.

Ginny Cox, spying Jerry from across the room, bolted to her.

Only—if I were spying, I should expect to have notice given me.