Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. An informer; a tell-tale; one who turns queen's (or king's) evidence.
- n. A handcuff.
WordNet 3.0
- n. someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
- n. a thief who steals without using violence
Examples
“But if my kid was a gang member, then all this would end with a couple of conversations held with the snitcher or a simple call to the prosecutor...”
The sexting craze that is making ordinary teenage idiots into child pornographers.
“News of this latest attempt to restore Sunday school standards in the White House reached the outside world via a memo snuck out to a Washington Post reporter by a heroic whistle blower and/or leaker-snitcher, depending on your ethical standards.”
“When you've hosted an almost day-long telethon every year since 1966 like Sinatra-snitcher Jerry Lewis has, chances are you're going to run out of material at some point.”
“Personally I think he was a snitcher when he was locked up.”
“Winwood, the poet-forger, the snitcher, the coward, and the stool, was returned for a fresh forgery.”
“It reached me, at last, that Cecil Winwood, the poet-forger, the snitcher, the coward, and the stool, was returned for a fresh forgery.”
“As in any slang there are (or were) numerous words meaning ` excellent ': snitcher, rube (short for rubydazzler), or corker.”
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