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Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police.
sneak
canary
fink
sneaker
snitch
snitcher
stoolie
stoolpigeon
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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
.
6
They put you in the role of
stool
pigeon
,
and that made you go away faster.
7
He could still be the director's
stool
pigeon
.
8
He was a
stool
pigeon
with a conscience.
9
The
stool
pigeon
,
after receiving the money for the capital prize, wandered leisurely out of the hall.
10
Through the help of a
stool
pigeon
,
the detectives discovered one of the boys as Frank Wasniak.
11
Was being a
stool
pigeon
this easy?
12
Of course, it was possible that Kurt was a
stool
pigeon
,
leading him on as a test.
13
The case presented was that
stool
pigeon
made the purchase while Federal narcotic agents watched him do so.
14
Now I'm not going to lose my best
stool
pigeon
to please these somnambulists of the Secret Service.
15
Late that afternoon Stedman and Purcell got a tip from a
stool
pigeon
as to where Bullard was living.
16
As for you, Mr. Drummond, you were in league with the alleged husband-yourown
stool
pigeon
-
to
catch
Annie Grayson.
Catalan
espieta
Spanish
malsín
delator
infiltrado
canario
soplón
informante