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snitched Definition and Meaning in English (snitched definition)

verb
Synonyms:informedratted outtold on
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Snitched definition: To secretly inform an authority or another person about someone's wrongdoing, especially in a treacherous or disloyal way.

Definitions of Snitched

  1. 1verb(informal)

    To secretly inform an authority or another person about someone's wrongdoing, especially in a treacherous or disloyal way.

Example Sentences

casual

“He snitched on his friend for cheating on the test.”

casual

“The child snitched to his mother about his brother breaking the vase.”

Synonyms

informedratted outtold onbetrayed

Antonyms

kept quietconcealedprotectedcovered up

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivesnitch
third person singularsnitches
present participlesnitching
agent nounsnitcher

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Snitched definition: To secretly inform an authority or another person about someone's wrongdoing, especially in a treacherous or disloyal way.
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'Snitched' translates to 'snitched' in English. Snitched definition: To secretly inform an authority or another person about someone's wrongdoing, especially in a treacherous or disloyal way.
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