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1. An informant or snitch 2. Something old people call you when you offend their delicate sensibilities Youthful Individual: "The Baby Boomer generation ruined subsequent generations with their uneducated and apathetic view towards child rearing".
Venerable Old Man: "You fink! I'll beat you with my dialysis machine if I ever find a way out of this bed!" |
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A rat, a snitch, an informer, a stoolie. The very lowest form of human scum, except a tax collector. Little Ernie is a fink. He ratted on Big Giulio's plan to heist the ice.
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1) A bastard, in the figurative sense. Good word to know if you're in a situation in which it wouldn't be smart to actually say "bastard."
2) A treacherous person. "Your brother's been back-biting me again. One of these days, I'll deck that little fink!"
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1. a strikebreaker 2. an informer verb 1. (with "out") quit; give up; let down 2. (with "on") inform against "You're such a fink-- I can't believe you finked out by finking on me!"
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To snitch on someone or a group of people. "He's probably in the headmaster's office right now, finking on us!"
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(1)someone who tells on a person for no reason at all.
(2) A slang term used in the 1960's of some one who is very unpleasent (3) A company spy That fink Joni justed finked on me to the boss! I'm gonig to get payback on that fink!
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Someone who ditches their friends for a less noble cause. He is known to fink on us for his girlfriend.
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