Nark

I looked out of the spy window in the back of the cab and saw my "nark" standing staring in the middle of the road. ❋ Isabel Meredith (N/A)

Had Johnson been a "nark" of the police he would soon have been exposed, but as he dealt with cases which never came directly into the courts, his activities were never realized by his companions. ❋ Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930 (1927)

He had risen very rapidly, but from very dirty beginnings; being first a "nark" or informer, and then a money-lender: but as solicitor to the Eyres he had the sense, as I say, to keep technically straight until he was ready to deal the final blow. ❋ Unknown (1905)

A 'nark' is an informer, a spy among criminals who sells the police whatever information he can scrape up. ❋ Arthur Morrison (1904)

"The fear of being labelled a 'nark' … can stop prisoners from speaking up with that information." ❋ Unknown (2010)

A screaming match erupted in the Hamilton District Court yesterday as a man who went on a pokie-machine burglary spree in New Plymouth early this year was labelled a "nark". ❋ Unknown (2009)

[quote = "Flying Felix"] [quote = "nark"] [b] Sorry Gentlemen, these are very sloppy drills that have crept in recently. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"nark" carefully picked to walk on as noiselessly as possible, motioning me to do the same. ❋ Arthur Morrison (1904)

Or perhaps God is in fact a supernatural coppers' nark. ❋ TK (2010)

Firearms were out of the question, of course, being easy to trace and the missile being prone to nark under the scientific manipulation of Scotland Yard. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Our nameless nark has posted a Palm Pre FAQ, addressing some questions on the upcoming handset, specifically those that are most "frequently asked". ❋ Unknown (2009)

The website - Commissariatodips. it - can be used to report crime, get advice, and turn “cyber nark” by registering a nickname and passing on tips anonymously. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Until Sunday night that is, when Tony Lloyd the management nark that is also Chair of the PLP tried desperately to put on the spin that you have been, dismally, trying to foist on us. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This absence of confidence, this dread of the nark, marks the liberty, already so illusory, of the prison-yard. ❋ Unknown (2007)

[Mike] [narked] me out to his [mom] last night. What a nark. ❋ Eliteham.com (2004)

"[Christian]! I can't believe you would nark on me like that. This is high school dude!" said Peter. "Wow Christian, I thought you were cool .... [sike], you're a nark." said [Ivan]. ❋ CRISNARK (2008)

A [coppers's] nark ❋ Klidenengro (2004)

a [effing] nark pulled me over last night!! u can tell what cars are [narks] by their lights and they usually drive [fords]. ❋ Aniaev (2008)

1. That nark really [put a damper on] this [message board]. We can't discuss anything without him starting an argument. 2. Stop [narking] around this board or I'll report you! ❋ Armitage112 (2005)

"Dude,*[inhales] smoke* did you hear [Jonny] was a [Narc]?" "No way man, I guess i shouldnt have sold those drugs to him" ❋ JizzleF (2003)

I'll nark you to till you do it. [The old] girl [narked] me so much that I just [kicked] her out. ❋ Shonny (2008)

Dont [talk shit], [Nark] might [suspend] you! ❋ Roflcopter22 (2007)

[I'm in] a nark; [don't talk to me]. Did you hear about what [happened] to the nark? ❋ Phae (2006)

Person #1: "Dude, Joe [narked] on me about cheating on [Marie]." Person #2: "Maybe you shouldn't tell your friends things that you are trying to hide, [dipshit]." ❋ Wheelman56 (2004)