Another word for snitch | Synonyms for snitch

Another word for snitch

verb

(Slang)
To take (another's property) without permission:
filch, pilfer, purloin, snatch, steal, thieve. (Informal) lift, swipe. (Slang) cop, heist, hook, nip¹, pinch, rip off. Idiom: make (or walk) off with. See crimes, give
(Slang)
To give incriminating information about others, especially to the authorities:
inform, talk, tattle, tip³ (off). (Informal) fink. (Slang) rat, sing, squeal, stool. Idiom: blow the whistle. See knowledge, law

noun

(Slang)

One who gives incriminating information about others:

informant, informer, tattler, tattletale. (Informal) rat, tipster. (Slang) fink, snitcher, squealer, stoolie, stool pigeon. See knowledge, law

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From the grind of moving staircases to the rapidly fluttering wings of the elusive "Golden Snitch" the sound effects in the film lock the viewer into Harry's world.
Players assumed the role of broom-riding witches and wizards to chase the Golden Snitch, beat Bludgers and toss Quaffles to win the game.
The sun was shining on Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz's Saturday, May 17 wedding but the guests (says a snitch) were dressed in less than bright and cheery spring wedding colors.
But you didn't snitch him out.

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