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Meanings of snitcher in English

Catalan
espieta
Spanish
malsín

Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police.

      espieta
      Portuguese
      chouriço
      Catalan
      pispa

      A thief who steals without using violence.

            chouriço
            Usage of snitcher in English
            1
            And they seem to have a snitcher on parents.
            Radio NZ
            2
            It was so uncivilized, to be a snitcher.
            The notorious scoundrel
            3
            I'm no snitcher, so you know you're safe.
            Still Jim
            4
            Do I look like a snitcher?
            Bangkok 8
            5
            He was a snitcher.
            The Jacket (The Star-Rover)
            6
            It reached me, at last, that Cecil Winwood, the poet-forger, the snitcher, the coward, and the stool, was returned for a fresh forgery.
            The Jacket (The Star-Rover)
            7
            'Snitcher!' yelled from the next room.
            Wait until spring, bandini
            8
            Robin Snitcher, Labour List MP, has a stoush with his executive assistant because he believes she is trying to undermine his leadership by changing biscuits.
            Radio NZ
            Frequent collocations
            Translations for snitcher
            Portuguese
            chouriçogatuno
            Snitcher through the time