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Meanings of snitch in English
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Examples for "hook"
Examples for "hook"
1
As a result, he allowed the private sector off the financial hook.
2
The longer it takes systems to hook up, the slower manufacturers' sales.
3
Thought I'd ask, she says, letting me off the hook too easy.
4
Never mind: any moment now she would let him off the hook.
5
Does it merely facilitate quick and easy hook-ups or actually encourage them?
1
The young cop kept shifting his weight from left foot to right.
2
MS: I think the most basic responses is a 'cop watch' program.
3
I asked the cop to let me go to the ladies' room.
4
But Mr Andrews said none of them would cop a financial penalty.
5
And who will cop the cost of the thousands of free fares?
1
The creatures do not enter to thieve, but merely for shelter and food.
2
They break into the wells as rats do into granaries, and thieve the water.
3
Torture and slay me if you will, but my wealth you shall not thieve.
4
First, when a person is led to thieve through necessity.
5
The leaders will thieve and collaborate with organized crime.
1
They glom onto their target and prevent the virus from infecting cells.
2
We figure we could just glom onto their brand and surf the success.
3
Oh, God, had he decided to try to glom onto some nonexistent legacy?
4
They had secrets A might glom on to, if A were still around.
5
But right now you'll glom on to anybody who makes you happy in the sack.
1
And how much should it knock off the price of a house?
2
We'll load the lead carboys on the Wondership and then knock off.
3
One of the officers saw him, and told him to knock off.
4
But many a night I did not knock off work until midnight.
5
If I lost time here, it would knock off my whole schedule.
Usage of snitch in English
1
I heard you say a moment ago that he was a snitch.
2
Guess she was worried we'd snitch some jugs of used motor oil.
3
I don't think I want to snitch a planet from these people.
4
Sam looked at him and decided that he was an unlikely snitch.
5
Keepers looking for their snitch would jog by on their broomsticks everywhere.
6
If you like you may think of Mr. Literal as a-a snitch.
7
They weren't recording every little snitch of the drums or the bass.
8
But I wouldn't snitch on him, even if he'd told me anything.
9
Okay, so then where did the snitch's lawyer fit into the picture?
10
The seeker's role is to snatch the snitch which is worth 30 points.
11
The three are often on the lookout for ways to snitch some money.
12
The stolen police files point at the Captain being the snitch.
13
According to the snitch, a crooked corrections officer is a key drugs supplier.
14
But what the bureau really needed was a spy, a snitch.
15
When they made it a crime to snitch out your homeboys?
16
A snitch is a person whose identity is protected by the investigating officer.
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Translations for snitch
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Snitch through the time
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