"Snitched" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Snitched" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Snitched

"Snitched" Meaning

Informant or tattletale, a person who reports or tells on someone for misbehaving or doing something wrong, often considered uncool or disloyal. (often in an informal or childish sense)

"Snitched" Examples

Examples of "Snitched"

Example Sentences:

1. Informant: The young boy decided to snitched on his sibling for trashing the living room, telling mom the truth about who broke the vase.
2. Betrayal: After being asked to keep the secret, Sarah snitched on her friend to their teacher, betraying their trust.
3. Revealed: The teacher accused Johnny of snitched on several of his classmates, destabilizing the whole social balance of the classroom.
4. Informer: In court, the prosecution's star witness was accused of snitched by the defense team, trying to discredit their testimony.
5. Tattletale: At school reunions, old classmates would often kid about the teacher's pet snitched, the student who couldn't resist telling on others whenever they misbehaved.

"Snitched" Similar Words

Snipped

Snipper

A person who snips, especially a gardener who trims or clips plants, or a small knife used for cutting or clipping.

Snippers

Snippet

Snippets

Small parts or pieces of something, especially when these are all that is left. Examples: Snippets of conversation, Snippets of information, Food snippets.

Snipping

Snips

To cut or clip off a small piece, especially a small fragment of something, typically using scissors or a knife. Example: "Can you snip the thread with the scissors?"

Snitch

Snitches

Informal term used to refer to someone who betrays trust or informs on others, often in a school setting or in a situation where informing on someone could have consequences or repercussions. Example: "Have you talked to the snitch who ratted out the party to the principal?" It can also refer to a person who tattles or tells on others for personal gain or to gain favor. Example: "Stop being a snitch and tell the truth about what really happened."

Snitching

To inform on someone, typically in a way that is deemed disloyal or treacherous, often as a means of seeking revenge or personal gain. This can be in a literal sense, such as reporting a crime or a wrongdoer to the authorities, or in a figurative sense, such as betraying trust or revealing confidential information.