grassed (Meaning)

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grassed (imp. & p. p.)

of Grass

The police officer grassed on the criminals, revealing their hideout to the authorities.
The jealous neighbor grassed on the couple next door for violating their HOA regulations.
The informant grassed on the drug cartel, leading to the arrest of several high-ranking members.
The traitorous soldier grassed on his unit, providing the enemy with vital intelligence.
The student grassed on their classmates for cheating on the exam, hoping to gain favor with the teacher.
The employee grassed on their manager for embezzling funds from the company.
The witness grassed on the suspect they saw fleeing the scene of the crime.
The undercover agent grassed on the terrorist group they infiltrated, preventing further attacks.
The whistleblower grassed on the corrupt government official, exposing their illegal activities.
The remorseful friend grassed on themselves for their role in the robbery, hoping to atone for their mistake.

of Grass

tell (on), talk, drop a dime (on), inform, split (on), rat (on), give away, squeal, fink, snitch

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The police officer grassed on the criminals, revealing their hideout to the authorities.

The jealous neighbor grassed on the couple next door for violating their HOA regulations.

The informant grassed on the drug cartel, leading to the arrest of several high-ranking members.

The traitorous soldier grassed on his unit, providing the enemy with vital intelligence.