A Police informant. Most commonly used as an intransitive verb, but also as a noun. Originates from the infamous DEA informant Raymond Wendell Little. Often used as substitute for snitch or Benedict Arnold.
1. "How did you get arrested?'
"Somebody Raymond Little-ed on me"
2. "You can't do that with old Raymond Little around, the police will be here in no time!"
"Somebody Raymond Little-ed on me"
2. "You can't do that with old Raymond Little around, the police will be here in no time!"
by The Wise 0ld 0wl February 18, 2013