narc
- noun
- /nɑrk/
- Offensive
- The officer identified himself as a narc who was investigating drug trafficking in the area.
- guy is a narc
- call someone a narc
- look like a narc
It's trap only narcs call it a marijuana joint.
- It's trap only narcs call it a marijuana joint.
- And you were, you know, your supervisors were not like narc student Ras.
- We're going to this guy is not this dude is a narc.
Examples
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Because there's a narc amongst us.
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What's up with all these damn narc cars out here?
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The number one narc in town.
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Four years ago... ...when you was a narc at Long Beach... ...you got too close.
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The better question is, are you a narc?
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You are such a narc!
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What, are you a narc?
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If someone thought he was a narc, that would explain the "fed" thing.
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They call him "The Narc" behind his back.
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Are you a narc?
Synonyms
A person who tells the police about others' illegal drug acts
A police officer who investigates and stops illegal drug crimes
A person who secretly tells the police about other people's crimes
A person who tells police or teachers about others and breaks their trust
A person who secretly tells the police about crimes
A police officer who deals with drug crimes
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Etymology
Narc comes from narcotic, which comes from the Greek root narkē meaning 'numbness'. A narcotic is a drug that can make you numb, and today a narc is an informer who tells the police about people who use or sell those drugs.