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(DE) Renegat {r}; Verräter {r}; Verräterin {e}; treubrüchig; verräterisch; verräterisches; (EN) dingo, dingoes; disloyal; fraudful; judas; perfidious; rat; snitcher; squealer; telltale; traditor; traitor; traitorous; treacherous -
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(DE) Denunziant {r}; Hinterbringer {r}; Kalfaktor {r}; Naderer {r}; (EN) canary; crab; delator; denouncer; denunciator; finger; fink; informer; lurker; plant; sneak; snitcher; snooper; spy; squealer; stooge; stool pigeon; stoolie; sycophant; tale-bearer; talebearer; talecarrier; talemonger; telltale; undercover man
См. также в других словарях:
snitcher — [“smtja* ] n. an informer. (Originally underworld.) □ There’s nothing worse than a snitcher. □ Clare is a snitcher. Watch what you say around her … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
snitcher — noun see snitch II … New Collegiate Dictionary
snitcher — See snitch. * * * … Universalium
Snitcher — informer … Dictionary of Australian slang
snitcher — Australian Slang informer … English dialects glossary
snitcher — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Slang. One who gives incriminating information about others: informant, informer, tattler, tattletale. Informal: rat, tipster. Slang: fink, snitch, squealer, stoolie, stool pigeon. See KNOWLEDGE, LAW … English dictionary for students
snitcher — christen … Anagrams dictionary
snitcher — Noun. An informer … English slang and colloquialisms
snitcher — snitch·er … English syllables
snitcher — Used as instant nicknames by British children for a child unable to keep a secret, or one who relates things to a teacher or parent which are meant to be kept private. Also used, according to the Opies, for a small child. See also Tattle tale… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
snitcher — noun 1. someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police • Syn: ↑fink, ↑snitch, ↑stoolpigeon, ↑stool pigeon, ↑stoolie, ↑sneak, ↑sneaker, ↑canary … Useful english dictionary
