Dry snitching

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.

by anonymous February 13, 2021

dry snitching

Verb. The proper definition is to ACCIDENTALLY or UNINTENTIONALLY snitch on yourself or someone else.

"Don't bring Quincy, bro. He start dry snitching when he get drunk."

by SailorMercury March 6, 2016

skeething

to have a hidden agenda when it comes to finding out information but not wanting to be obvious about it.

"my friend Shlaura and Bills have been hanging out a lot lately"- Person A
"huh. maybe I will ask Bills to hang out this weekend"-Person B
"don't be so skeething"-Person A

by freckles9999999999999999999 February 13, 2010

Snatching

When you snatch ( YANK ) someone’s weave

“WEAVE SNATCHEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD”

Snatching a weave or something

by Natecalaksvjslzjaa February 12, 2018

swamp snitching

someone who runs their mouth in a bath tub, which contain stagnant water.

dang that critter was swamp snitching to mr.j all day.

by brent50 December 25, 2007

SKETCHING

It's the feeeling you felt, a second after you felt you did something wrong and not knowing what going on..

"hey man, whatch'a shetching for!"

by mvet November 7, 2003

Dry Snitching

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 October 14, 2011