SNITCH vs GLOM: NOUN
- An informer.
- An informer, usually one who betrays his group.
- This sense) (UK) A nose.
- Someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
- A thief.
- N/A
SNITCH vs GLOM: VERB
- Give away information about somebody
- Take by theft
- To steal, quickly and quietly.
- To inform on.
- To contact or cooperate with the police for any reason.
- Seize upon or latch onto something
- To steal, to grab
- To stare.
- To attach.
- Take by theft
SNITCH vs GLOM: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To act as an informer.
- To steal (something, usually something of little value); pilfer.
- To understand; realize.
- To look or stare at.
- To steal.
- To get into one's hands or possession; grab or obtain.
- To cause to adhere; join together.
- To understand or realize.
- To focus the attention on or become interested in someone or something.
- To become attached to something; stick.
- To grab or hold onto something.
SNITCH vs GLOM: RELATED WORDS
- Stag, Knock off, Grass, Denounce, Hook, Sneak, Canary, Glom, Shit, Betray, Thieve, Rat, Cop, Fink, Stoolie
- Morph, Transmogrify, Suck, Ensnare, Regurgitate, Plop, Fixate, Unglue, Foist, Eye, Knock off, Cop, Snitch, Hook, Thieve
SNITCH vs GLOM: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Stag, Knock off, Grass, Denounce, Hook, Sneak, Canary, Glom, Shit, Betray, Thieve, Rat, Cop, Fink, Stoolie
- Pander, Finagle, Morph, Suck, Regurgitate, Plop, Fixate, Unglue, Foist, Eye, Knock off, Cop, Snitch, Hook, Thieve
SNITCH vs GLOM: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Because catching the snitch is all that matters.
- Jailhouse snitch testimony often leads to wrongful conviction.
- Cadet freshman Smith was now officially a snitch.
- Snitch designed by Victor Sirotek for Collective Idea.
- Why not just beaters, bludgers, snitch and seekers?
- Tell them Danny was a snitch for Minot.
- To snitch is to tattle on someone, and a snitch is someone who tattles.
- Neither officer had spent a full day with the snitch and neither had participated in the investigation of the snitch.
- SNITCH REFEREEPOSITIONINGWhen the snitch returns to the pitch, the snitch referee should never be closer than the closest seeker.
- Douglas Snitch, Michael Snitch, Robert Snitch, Melody Snitch and Agnes Snitch, and many others are family members and associates of Ann.
- Researchers soon found that some of the supercharged nuclear particles would glom on to the atoms in the targets and create bigger, heavier elements.
- More importantly, kids glom onto it immediately, spinning stories and giving live performances that are as imaginative as they are spontaneous.
- Why would molecules glom together in the primordial soup to form sentient beings if the predominant sensation is pain?
- These perforations make them a popular choice amongst people who like to have an extra glom in their outfit.
- Feel free to glom on some middleware like thunks or sagas, devtools, and whatever else you need.
- It does a decent job at lengthening, but the saturated formula can make delicate lashes glom together.
- Glom the Chief Medical Deliver online catalog destined for a more finished list of our products.
- Biden, but who knows what realities deep partisans will glom onto after tonight.
- Alie: Will those rings glom together to form moons eventually?
- The same boring reason celebrities usually glom onto: privacy.
SNITCH vs GLOM: QUESTIONS
- Can Romanian musicians find the snitch selling them out?
- What happens when you catch the Snitch in Quidditch?
- Why is jailhouse snitch testimony problematic in criminal cases?
- Does the no-snitch code of silence bother officers?
- What kind of Candy makes the perfect snitch truffle?
- What are the best Little Snitch alternatives on Mac?
- What rappers are promoting the stop snitch movement?
- How does the dynamic snitch monitor read latencies?
- Can a jailhouse snitch testify against an accomplice?
- Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Snitch und Zinker?
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