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Meanings of snitch in English
Spanish
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Examples for "sneak"
Examples for "sneak"
1
A clear view in every direction, no possibility of a sneak attack.
2
If so, an American sneak attack might set off a nuclear war.
3
Police had arrested 174 people for trying to sneak across the border.
4
Knight and DeJesus would sneak food to each other, this source said.
5
He managed to sneak straight into the house without my seeing him.
1
A canary is one of the most sensitive creatures in the world.
2
They overhauled the first wagon from the canary car and passed it.
3
Ian Campbell Gold is a canary in the mine for financial markets.
4
Poppy's canary in the window, in a cage hung with yellow gauze.
5
To Maria it sounded as meaningless as the trill of a canary-bird.
1
Just because I work for Grand D doesn't make me their fink.
2
I'm beginnin' to fink she's gowing to do milord the mokkis prahd.
3
Don' you fink we could ketch one an' hev a fricassee, perfusser?
4
I'll wemember and fink, and tell you what I have finked.
5
I fink He hears better dat way, an' I det better.
1
He released the S. Carter sneaker with Reebok in the early 2000's.
2
There is Emtee for example, who has his own branded sneaker range.
3
IC: Tell me about the making of the Lion Base batik sneaker.
4
I looked down to see that my sneaker had come untied again.
5
I bent down to tie my sneaker, which had come undone again.
1
And they seem to have a snitcher on parents.
2
It was so uncivilized, to be a snitcher.
3
I'm no snitcher, so you know you're safe.
4
Do I look like a snitcher?
5
He was a snitcher.
1
Or are you trying to startle me into admitting I'm a stoolie?
2
A stoolie in a series of profanity-laced messages.
3
He has a stoolie in the hut.
4
Someone always turns stoolie.
5
"I'm not joking and I don't think you're a stoolie," she said calmly.
1
See here, Grand, you've called in the wrong stoolpigeon this time.
1
Relief flooded through me- Iwouldn'thave to be a stool pigeon.
2
To score for a stool pigeon is definitely not ethical.
3
One day, however, the stool pigeon gave Inspector Val a surprising piece of information.
4
He was a stool pigeon for the Justice Department.
5
He was much better suited to stool pigeon.
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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