snitcher
- noun
- /ˈsnɪtʃər/
- Slang
- Unlike a mugger, a snitcher avoids confrontation and relies on stealth.
Examples
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The snitcher quietly slipped a wallet from the distracted shopper's bag.
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Police suspected that the snitcher was responsible for the string of pickpocket incidents downtown.
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The snitcher was caught stealing from the store.
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That snitcher stole my wallet last night.
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The snitcher quietly slipped a wallet from the distracted shopper's bag.
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Police suspected that the snitcher was responsible for the string of pickpocket incidents downtown.
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Unlike a mugger, a snitcher avoids confrontation and relies on stealth.
Synonyms
A person who often steals small things
A person who breaks into safes to steal money or other things
A person who secretly steals things without using force
A person who steals small things without using force
A person who steals goods from shops by hiding them
A person who steals goods from a shop by hiding them
A thief who breaks open safes to steal what is inside
A person who steals things secretly
A person who illegally opens safes to steal things
Antonyms
How Violent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snitcher comes from the short word snitch, which sounds like 'sneak' or a quick 'snatch' and gives the image of taking something quietly. So a snitcher is a thief who steals without violence.