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ratted (on)verbpast tense of rat (on) to give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activitieshow much—or how little—did the fuzz have to pay you to rat on us? finked, grassed (on)(British slang), informed, sang(or sung), snitched, split (on)(British), squeaked, squealed, talked, told (on) betrayed, gave away, turned inbackstabbed, crossed, double-crossed, sold (out), two-timedblabbed, tattledtipped (off) dropped a dime (on) to leave (a cause or party) often in order to take up anothermany party operatives ratted on the senator's candidacy once her poll numbers started to slip defected (from), deserted abandoned, abdicated, abjured, apostatized, cut off, disowned, forsook, quit(also quitted), rejected, renounced, repudiated, spurnedrenegeddeparted, left, went, withdrew jumped ship, ran out on, walked out on, went back on adhered (to), clung (to), stuck (to or with)cherished, cultivated, fostered |