Narce

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1. n. Short for a Narcotics officer. A member of Law Enforcement that enforces drug laws. 2. n. A person who is not a member of Law Enforcement but turns you into the police for doing or dealing drugs. 3. n. A person that turns you in for something you did wrong; specifically to any type of authority figure like parents, cops, teachers, boss, etc. 4. v. The act of turning someone into law enforcement or authority figures. Urban Dictionary

A tattle tale, a killjoy Urban Dictionary

A guy who follows you around when he is un invited, who will just randomly come and spoil the mood. he will find you even if u leae no trail. Urban Dictionary

The act of turning someone in for something they did wrong; specifically to any type of authority figure like parents, cops, teachers, boss, etc. Urban Dictionary

To have previously been a 'narc' and basically 'tattled' on someone, if that's how you wanna put it. Urban Dictionary

1. Narcotics officer 2. Someone who tells on or reports your activities to authorities, therefore ending them OR (lesser known) 3. An overhand type of stab, usually with a crudely fashioned weapon (see SHANK) Urban Dictionary

Narcissist: someone with high self-regard, who does what advances their well being, often to the exclusion of others' happiness. Urban Dictionary

1. (n) Narcotics, any drug (legal or illegal) containing opiates made from the opium poppy, such as Morphine, Coedine, and Heroin. They can be in pill form, a powder mixed in water, or in a solution to be injected directly in the blood stream. 2. (n) A police officer, usually undercover, with the job of arresting people for the illegal use of any drug. See pig 3. (n) A parent, neighbor, or peer who voluntarily files a police report concerning the illegal drug use of an individual. See asshole 4. (n) Someone who gains pleasure out of spying on someone, reporting their wrongdoings to superiors (bosses, police, etc...), and snickers when that someone suffers (from loss of job, being grounded, jail time, etc...). 5. (n) In general, an ill-wishing, prying, and altogether disrespectful member of society. See bottom feeder 6. (v) To voluntarily file a police report, or to falsify nuisances, with the intent of having legal and/or criminal actions taken on an individual for illegaly using drugs 7. (v) In general, the act of peeping and telling with the intent of having someone punished. Urban Dictionary

1. A Narcotics officer. 2. A tattle-tale, someone who would tell parents/boss/police/authority figure/the man about a misdeed. 3. Someone who hates care-free fun, usually a similar type of person to 2. Will often rain on your parade with facts about the environment when you get a new car. Will complain about practical jokes being mean, or play devil's advocate when it is unecessary or nearly impossible. 4. A person who is short tempered or irratable. Will often shout at you for being on their lawn. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is being narcissistic or self absorbed. Urban Dictionary

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