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narksnounpl. of narkBritish a person who provides information about another's wrongdoinghe began to suspect that there was a nark in his organization who was tipping off Scotland Yard betrayers, canaries(slang), deep throats, finks, informants, informers, rat finks, rats, snitchers, snitches, squealers, stoolies, stool pigeons, talebearers, tattlers, tattletales, telltales, whistle-blowers collaboratorsblabbermouths, blabbers, gossipers, gossips, leakerssnoopers, snoops, spiesnotifiers to disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable actsduring the war some of the British were narked by their American allies, who were perceived as arrogant aggravates, annoys, bothers, bugs, burns (up), chafes, eats, exasperates, frosts, galls, gets, grates, gripes, hacks (off), irks, irritates, itches, nettles, peeves, persecutes, piques, puts out, rasps, riles, ruffles, spites, vexes hassles, hecklesnagsinflames(also enflames), provokes, rousesbadgers, baits, bullyrags(also ballyrags), devils, hagrides, harasses, harries, pesters, plagues, teasesangers, antagonizes, enrages, incenses, infuriates, maddens, rankles, roilsagitates, discomforts, discomposes, disquiets, distresses, exercises, freaks (out), frets, perturbs, undoes, unhinges, unsettles, upsets, worriesaffronts, insults, miffs, offends, outrages gets one's goat, gets on one's nerves, gets to, rubs the wrong way, sets one's teeth on edge, sticks in one's craw, wears on appeases, conciliates, mollifies, obliges, pacifies, placates, propitiatesdelights, gladdens, gratifies, pleases, satisfiesassures, cheers, comforts, consoles, contents, quiets, reassures, solaces, soothes |