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A phrase used for someone telling on you.
"Man, that kid Audwin is really a snitch after telling on us in class."
Noun: someone who betrays the confidence of others to attain something personally gained, usually lenient treatment by proposed authorities or a reward.
Verb: to betray someone's trust
Synonym: traitor, betray, turncoat
Antonym: loyal, friend, companion
Snitches in ditches and bitches in stitches.
A bullshit word which makes it so you can’t stick up for yourself. There’s no point in even sticking up for yourself by telling someone without being called a snitch. There’s a big difference between being a snitch in a criminal or gang sense and a school sense.
Miles: That little snitch told on me again.
Adam: Well, you were relentlessly bullying him.
Telling on, tattletale, or reporting something or someone in itself is not considered snitching.
It has to have a sense of betrayal to it in order to be considered snitching.
In other words.
Agreeing not to tell on, tattletale, or report something or someone but do it anyways.
For example.
A Person, who is your friend, asks you to not tell anybody, especially his wife, that he went to a strip club.
Then you tell that person that you will not say anything about it anybody, including his wife.
Then you turn around and tell his wife about it anyways.
That's considered snitching.
Person 1: ??? snitched on me for having a 1933 "Double Eagle" $20 gold coin.
Person 2: Did you tell ??? about it, did you show it to ???
Person 1: Yes
Person 2: ??? Is a snitch.
S.N.I.T.C.H-Accronym
Six Nine In The Court house
Your such a snitch
Your exactly like snitch