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dry snitching
Intentionally getting someone in trouble by outting something they've done wrong while trying to keep it sly.
*You return to work from lunch with the boss right there*
Coworker to you: "I didn't know we had two hour lunches!"
You later: 😑
Dry snitching.
Coworker to you: "I didn't know we had two hour lunches!"
You later: 😑
Dry snitching.
dry snitching by mashetee88 September 27, 2015
Word of the Day on September 24, 2019
Related Words
Snitchoid • Snitching • snitchin • Snitchnine • Snitch9ine • snitched • Snitchin' It • Snitchvir • Snitchadore • Snitchard
Snitch9ine
Snitch9ine by ChristianBootySlayer November 17, 2019
Snitchnine
Guy 1 :Bro, look at that pretty little snitchnine over there in the corner
Guy 2: Bro he Gotta taste the real rainbow
Guy 1: Yeah aight brb Imma 69 him
Guy 2: Bro he Gotta taste the real rainbow
Guy 1: Yeah aight brb Imma 69 him
Snitchnine by I left my son for milk lol February 2, 2019
Dry Snitching
Dry snitching is a calculated but yet passive aggressive way to dime out your homeboy. In most cases to save your own ass without being the obvious rat bastard you are and save yourself from a fishing trip in your new concrete Nike’s.
You and your homeboy get pulled over
Cop: I smell marijuana step out of the car
Cop: who’s weed is this?
Homeboy: like a MF’n G says nuth’n
You: look at your homeboy and say “don’t worry fam I’ll put money on yo books”
Homeboy: (shaking head) you dry snitching Mufuka.
Cop: I smell marijuana step out of the car
Cop: who’s weed is this?
Homeboy: like a MF’n G says nuth’n
You: look at your homeboy and say “don’t worry fam I’ll put money on yo books”
Homeboy: (shaking head) you dry snitching Mufuka.
Dry Snitching by PHIZZZLEterm September 24, 2019
Snitching
Snitching is when you tell on someone to get yourself out of trouble.
Informing law enforcement of a crime for any other reason is just someone performing their civic duty.
Informing law enforcement of a crime for any other reason is just someone performing their civic duty.
Snitching by Apricity916 November 14, 2018
snitched
snitched by somebodyy.(: June 10, 2009
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