police informer

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  • 88nark — 1859, to act as a police informer (v.); 1860, police informer (n.), probably from Romany nak nose, from Hindi nak, from Skt. nakra, which probably is related to Skt. nasa nose (see NOSE (Cf. nose) (n.)). Sense and spelling tending to merge with… …

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  • 89snitch — 1) vb to inform on (someone). Snitch was orig inally a slang term for the nose, which was itself used to signify a police spy or grass in the 18th century (as was nark). Snitch began to be used in the verb form in the 19th century and is still in …

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  • 90snout — I. n British 1. the nose 2. a paid police informer. Nose was used to denote a police spy or informer and so were slang synonyms such as nark, snitch and snout. Snout is of more recent origin than the other terms, dating from between the world… …

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