snitch — to secretly tell someone in authority about someone else's wrongdoing
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to secretly tell someone in authority about someone else's wrongdoing
Pronunciation (IPA): /snɪtʃ/
Korean meaning: 고자질하다, 밀고하다
Korean pronunciation: **스**니치
Example Sentences
- My little brother always snitches when I eat cookies before dinner.
- The criminal was caught because someone snitched to the police.
- Stop being such a snitch and mind your own business!
snitch
VERB//snɪtʃ//
to secretly tell someone in authority about someone else's wrongdoing
to secretly tell someone in authority about someone else's wrongdoing
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The witch flips the switch to expose the snitch!
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Origin
17세기 도둑들의 은어에서 시작된 단어로, 원래는 '코'를 뜻했다가 '정보를 캐내다'는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“My little brother always snitches when I eat cookies before dinner.”
“The criminal was caught because someone snitched to the police.”
“Stop being such a snitch and mind your own business!”
“In prison movies, snitches usually don't have a good ending.”
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