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narc

1
or nark

[ nahrk ]

noun

Slang.


verb (used without object)

Slang.
narced narcing
  1. to inform on someone to the police or a narcotics officer for possession, sale, etc., of illicit drugs (usually used with on ):

    It figures he’d narc on me to the cops as soon as he saw my stash.

    Who narced?

  2. to inform on someone to an authority (usually used with on ):

    I've narced on drivers I see throwing litter out their windows.

verb phrase

  1. Slang. to inform on:

    A few kids were narced out as drug dealers and got expelled from school.

    Won’t the neighbors narc you out to the authorities for keeping chickens?

narc-

2
  1. variant of narco- before a vowel:

    narcoma.

narc

/ ²ÔÉ‘Ë°ì /

noun

  1. slang.
    a narcotics agent
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of narc1

An Americanism dating back to 1965–70; shortening of narcotic
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Example Sentences

But the mystery woman who’s been dogging our heroes’ every step realizes Jin is a narc and opens fire, leading to a bloody shootout.

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Meanwhile, Facebook has been so thirsty to narc that it and others have gotten busted for rubber-stamping the data requests of fake warrants from perverted stalkers who were hunting girls.

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“I’m not a narc,†she wailed, clutching at my shoulder.

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Noting a yellow car that had circled a few times, he said, “I have a feeling they might think that you’re a narc.â€

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The job is complicated when he gets addicted to the drug and is then assigned to narc on himself.

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