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snitchesnounpl. of snitch a person who provides information about another's wrongdoingseveral men were sentenced to prison based on the now-questionable testimony of a jailhouse snitch betrayers, canaries(slang), deep throats, finks, informants, informers, narks(British), rat finks, rats, snitchers, squealers, stoolies, stool pigeons, talebearers, tattlers, tattletales, telltales, whistle-blowers collaboratorsblabbermouths, blabbers, gossipers, gossips, leakerssnoopers, snoops, spiesnotifiers to give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activitieshe snitched on his friend because he was only looking out for himself finks, grasses (on)(British slang), informs, rats (on), sings, splits (on)(British), squeaks, squeals, talks, tells (on) betrays, gives away, turns inbackstabs, crosses, double-crosses, sells (out), two-timesblabs, tattlestips (off) drops a dime (on) to take (something) without right and with an intent to keepsnitched some paper from the office supply room for use with her printer at home appropriates, boosts(slang), filches, heists, hooks, lifts, misappropriates, nicks(British slang), nips, pilfers, pinches, pockets, purloins, rips off, steals, swipes, thieves burglarizes, knocks over, robsloots, pillages, plunders, sackscarjacks, hijacks(also highjacks)picks, riflespoaches, rustles, shopliftscollars, grabs, grasps, nails, seizes, snatches, takesmooches, spongesabducts, kidnaps, shanghais, spirits makes away with, makes off with, runs off with, walks off with buys, purchasesbestows, contributes, donates, gives, hands over, presents |