nark Sentence Examples
- Sally was considered a nark by her classmates for reporting their cheating.
- The undercover nark infiltrated the drug cartel to gather valuable information.
- The police suspect that there is a nark leaking confidential details.
- Jim's tendency to tattle on his friends earned him the title of "school nark."
- The anonymous nark provided the police with a crucial lead in the murder investigation.
- The witness was hesitant to cooperate with the authorities, fearing they would become a nark.
- Jack was labeled a nark after informing the teacher about a planned prank.
- The nark's betrayal led to the arrest of several key gang members.
- Mary's gossipy nature earned her the reputation of being a neighborhood nark.
- The nark risked their own safety to expose the illegal activities within the organization.
nark Meaning
nark (n)
an informer or spy working for the police
a lawman concerned with narcotics violations
nark (v)
cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations
inform or spy (for the police)
Synonyms & Antonyms of nark
Synonyms:
- snoop
- telltale
- rat-fink
- blabbermouth
- snitcher
- talebearer
- deep-throat
- leaker
- gossip
- snooper
- gossiper
- whistle-blower
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word nark
an informer or spy working for the police, a lawman concerned with narcotics violations, cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations, inform or
canary, informant,informer, collaborator, stoolie, fink, squealer, tattletale, spy,rat
delight, satisfy, oblige, please, appease,oblige, placate, satisfy, gratify, pacify
Sally was considered a nark by her classmates for reporting their cheating.
The undercover nark infiltrated the drug cartel to gather valuable information.
The police suspect that there is a nark leaking confidential details.
Jim's tendency to tattle on his friends earned him the title of "school nark."
