Sentence examples for the snitch from inspiring English sources
verb
To steal, quickly and quietly.
This article comes to us courtesy of SF Weekly's The Snitch.
I told him about Alejo the snitch.
On the way he discovers the cracked Resurrection stone inside the snitch.
In the novels, the snitch is a flying golden ball; in reality, it is a sock with a tennis ball in it, attached to the snitch runner's shorts.
"It looks like the snitch in Abu Ghraib was acting on a grudge," Mr. Roussell said.
Among his titles are "Blaze" (Avon Books, 1999) and "The Snitch" (St. Martin's Press, 1997).
The snitch has not been unmasked, while several prominent figures have been quick to say that they were not present.
Seekers chase the runner who has the snitch — a tennis ball — tucked into a sleeve attached to his shorts.
"Toles related that Harris's admissions upset him because what Harris did was wrong," the police recorded the snitch explaining.
Once the snitch is in the seeker's grip, the team gets 150 points and the game is over.
And it all hinges on a guy called Teddy the Snitch, who claims he is not a snitch.
