narc



narc(o)

(ˈnɑrk(o))
1. n. a narcotic. (see also nark.) She’s been taking narcs.
2. mod. having to do with narcotics. Does he have a narc problem?
3. n. a federal narcotics agent; any narcotics enforcement officer. The narcs caught him.

narc

verb
See narco

nark

and narc (nɑrk)
1. n. a police informer. Fred is a nark. He squealed.
2. in. to inform (on someone) to the police; to squeal. (Often with on.) Don’t nark on me!
3. tv. to annoy someone. (see also narked.) Stop narking me!
4. n. any unpleasant person. Tell that narc to get lost.

narc

verb
See nark

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AbraÃO-Portuguese
Astill['æstil]
Jessica['dʒesikə]
Moriahmo-RIE-ə (English)Biblical, Biblical Hebrew, English (Modern)
SeftonSEF-tənEnglish (Rare)
ŽIgmund-Slovak