To indirectly tell secrets or offenses to a person of authority or any person meant to be kept away from a secret or offense, sometimes inadvertently.
If the telling of secrets or offenses is purposeful, minute details are usually left out as not to appear to be directly telling.
It is indirectly snitching.
"I see this offensive picture is still up. I recall other member's being banned for posting such a thing."
If the telling of secrets or offenses is purposeful, minute details are usually left out as not to appear to be directly telling.
It is indirectly snitching.
"I see this offensive picture is still up. I recall other member's being banned for posting such a thing."
"I see this offensive picture is still up. I recall other member's being banned for posting such a thing."
This person is dry snitching on the person that posted the offensive picture. The person is not directly named (a minute detail) and a direct action is not actually being suggested.
"Stop dry snitching. You are going to get him banned"
This person is dry snitching on the person that posted the offensive picture. The person is not directly named (a minute detail) and a direct action is not actually being suggested.
"Stop dry snitching. You are going to get him banned"
by Busyman October 4, 2005
The unintentional or intentional act of incriminating someone without it seeming like you are trying to incriminate them.
*Intentional*
*guys sees someone get pop instead of water with his free cup.
Guy (to cashier)- wow I want free pop just like him!
Pop guy- quit dry snitching!
*Unintentional*
Brother 1- *sneaks to a party he wasn't supposed to go to
*next morning
Unsuspecting Brother 2 (in front of parents)- how was that party last night?
Brother 2- my bad bro I didn't mean to dry snitch like that
*guys sees someone get pop instead of water with his free cup.
Guy (to cashier)- wow I want free pop just like him!
Pop guy- quit dry snitching!
*Unintentional*
Brother 1- *sneaks to a party he wasn't supposed to go to
*next morning
Unsuspecting Brother 2 (in front of parents)- how was that party last night?
Brother 2- my bad bro I didn't mean to dry snitch like that
by Yabba doe April 3, 2021
a dry snitch is someone who tells on someone when they aren't involved in the situation at all, also an unnecessary snitch
1)bob throws a pencil at the teacher
2)then the teacher proceeds with her lesson without asking who threw the pencil
3)then jordan yells out to the teacher bob threw that pencil!
thus, jordan is a bitch ass dry snitch because the teacher didn't even ask who threw the pencil yet he still told her
2)then the teacher proceeds with her lesson without asking who threw the pencil
3)then jordan yells out to the teacher bob threw that pencil!
thus, jordan is a bitch ass dry snitch because the teacher didn't even ask who threw the pencil yet he still told her
by pat-loc and d-loc September 3, 2008
A technique of snitching by indirectly informing authority figures of another person's wrong doing, while not being associated with offense or obtaining any legal gain.
by thyme4abowl January 6, 2015
The act of telling on someone without really saying their name,but saying enough about the situation or person to get them in trouble without letting everyone know they snitched.
Jack was in jail dry snitching about what Jill was doing on the hill. Now Jill is looking at doing some time.
Verb. The proper definition is to ACCIDENTALLY or UNINTENTIONALLY snitch on yourself or someone else.
by SailorMercury December 1, 2015
Indirectly telling an authority figure or interested person who might have been involved in the incident the authority figure or interested person is curious about. It's not "pointing the finger" but more or less telling them as if they already know or as if they are clue less.
On the phone with your "bro" while you're in jail and your "bro" says, "DUDE! I can't believe you did that! Remember that time when you shot that gun on 19th ave?" That is called DRY SNITCHING!
by CorruptedTheKarupt May 28, 2011