Snitch ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Snitch ( verb )

To inform or tattle on someone to an authority figure, often for personal gain or to avoid punishment.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, possibly from a dialectal variant of 'sneak'.

Examples:

1. He snitched on his coworkers to get a promotion.
2. She snitched on her classmates for cheating on the test.
3. The inmate snitched on the other prisoners to get a reduced sentence.
4. He was afraid his friends would snitch on him to the police.
5. She promised not to snitch if he told her where he hid the money.

(As a noun)

Snitch ( noun )

To inform or tattle on someone to an authority figure, often for personal gain or to avoid punishment.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, possibly from a dialectal variant of 'sneak'.

Examples:

1. He snitched on his coworkers to get a promotion.
2. She snitched on her classmates for cheating on the test.
3. The inmate snitched on the other prisoners to get a reduced sentence.
4. He was afraid his friends would snitch on him to the police.
5. She promised not to snitch if he told her where he hid the money.