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snitched

verb as in inform

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He denied that he ever knowingly snitched on wiseguys for the FBI.

The reason that Abbott got out of jail, was that Abbott snitched on fellow prisoners.

From June to September of 2007, according to the city, Rushworth snitched on people she knew, earning $100 per bust.

“I snitched him,” Gertrude confided to Margaret some days later,—her whole being radiant and transfigured with happiness.

So he crept up behind the tree, thinking he could grab the hat away, but the cow heard him, and almost snitched him with one horn.

Youse've got a pocketful now youse snitched to-night dat youse are tryin' to do me out of.

Somebody snitched though, so the last I heard of him he was doing a twenty-year stretch.

I snitched it from a folder put out by the Hawaiian Promotion Society.

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On this page you'll find 41 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to snitched, such as: pilfer, burglarize, shoplift, pickpocket, poach, and pinch.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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