Snoopy Sort is a sorting algorithm developed by Charles Schulz, the creator of the popular comic strip Peanuts. The algorithm is named after the main character, Snoopy, and is based on the idea of a BEAGLE (6 letters) sorting through items to find the one it wants. YENTA (5 letters) is a term used to describe someone who is nosy or meddlesome, which is similar to how Snoopy Sort works. It looks through all the items in a list until it finds the one it wants. PRIER (5 letters) is a French word meaning 'to try' or 'to attempt, ' which is what Snoopy Sort does as it searches for the item it wants.