snitcher
1
8.7
- noun
- /ˈsnɪtʃər/
- Offensive
:
soplón
- Moe and Josh are some cheap goober snitchers.
Examples
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The police found out who the snitcher was after several people came forward with information.
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Oh, you dirty, rotten, little snitcher.
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He was labeled a snitcher by his friends for telling the authorities about their plans.
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Many in the neighborhood were angry at the snitcher who reported the local gathering to the police.
Synonyms
165
5.6
A person who secretly gives information to police, journalists, or researchers
83
7.5
A person who secretly tells the police about someone else's bad actions
66
5.0
A person who tells authorities or the public about illegal actions at their workplace
33
9.9
A person who secretly tells the police about illegal drug activity
27
6.0
A person who secretly tells police about someone else's crimes to get money or protection
18
9.2
A person who gives information about others to the police, betraying them
9
6.9
A person, usually a child, who tells an adult about others' bad behavior to get them in trouble
6
8.1
A person who tells the police about other people's crimes
3
9.9
A person who gives the police secret information about criminals
3
9.9
A person who secretly gives information to the police, often from inside a group
3
8.9
A person who secretly gives information to the police
2
7.9
A person who tells secrets to the police or other people in power
1
9.9
A person who tells the police about others' illegal drug acts
A person who tells someone in charge about others to get them in trouble, said as an insult
A person who secretly tells the police about criminals
Antonyms
How Disloyal
- Offensive
381
3.9
- Offensive
330
7.3
- Offensive
1
8.7
27
6.0
- Offensive
9
6.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snitcher also comes from snitch used for someone who secretly tells the police or others about people’s actions. A helpful way to remember it is to think of someone who 'tells on' friends, which is why a snitcher is an informer who betrays trust.