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finksnounpl. of fink a person who provides information about another's wrongdoinghis own brother turned out to be the fink who ratted them out to the police betrayers, canaries(slang), deep throats, informants, informers, narks(British), rat finks, rats, snitchers, snitches, squealers, stoolies, stool pigeons, talebearers, tattlers, tattletales, telltales, whistle-blowers collaboratorsblabbermouths, blabbers, gossipers, gossips, leakerssnoopers, snoops, spiesnotifiers a person whose behavior is offensive to othersthat fink would sell out every one of us to save her own behind bastards, beasts, bleeders(British), blighters(chiefly British), boors, bounders, buggers, buzzards, cads, chuffs, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, cruds(slang), crumbs(slang), curs, dirtbags(slang), dogs, heels, hounds, jerks, jokers, louses, louts, pills, rat finks, rats, reptiles, rotters, schmucks(slang), scumbags(slang), scums, scuzzballs(slang), skunks(also skunk), sleazebags(slang), sleazeballs(slang), sleazes, slimeballs(slang), slimes, slobs, snakes, so-and-sos(or so-and-so's), sods(chiefly British), stinkards, stinkers, swine, toads, varmints, vermin barbarians, brutes, cavemen, Neanderthals, savagesloudmouths, vulgarianslowlifes(also lowlives), miscreants, rascals, rogues, roughnecks, scabs, scamps, scoundrels, villains, wretchesboobies, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), fools, jackasses, nincompoops, ninnies, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, nuts, schmoes(slang)airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, dinks(slang), dolts, dopes, dorks(slang), goons, half-wits, idiots, imbeciles, morons, turkeysbrats, insolents, nuisances, pests, snipssnobs, snoots, snotsdweebs(slang), nerds sons of guns heroes, heroines, idols, role modelsgentlemen, ladiesangels, saints to give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activitieswe never would have been caught if he hadn't finked on us grasses (on)(British slang), informs, rats (on), sings, snitches, 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) |