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squealer

noun as in informant

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Mueller traces the evolution of the whistle-blower in the American imagination, from squealer to hero in roughly half a century.

The real shame is on the anonymous squealer who had nothing better to do with his/her life than try to make someone else as miserable as they are.

Today, decades after their run ended, there are plenty of “squealers” who still love the Beatles.

From Time

“So here are the other little squealers,” she said in a deep, hearty voice.

Hartley's remake of 1978 cult classic Patrick , about a comatose invalid with telekinetic powers, is a high-powered genre film that works fiendishly hard to satisfy its target demographic of squealers, thrill seekers and horror buffs.

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

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