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infil-traitor

1. A person who poses as a member of a group but are doing so just to mess with their heads for the fun of it.

2. A person who poses as a member of a group in order to prey on them, argue, preach, or cause discord.
That guy I thought was someone in my class ended up being a 45 year old creep from another state. He mede me think all my friends were gossiping behind my back. He was an infil-traitor!

I found out that the guy who joined our pagan group was really a Christian fundamentalist arguing for Jesus's love. Right like I need to hear that. What an infil-traitor
infil-traitor by Astor G. November 26, 2007
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Infiltraitor

A 'pop' metal band hailing from Adelaide.

These cats hail from various sectors of the metal world taking their influences from numerous genres, creating a totally unique sound.

see penetraitor
duuuuuuuude Infiltraitor are sweet!

I know, their 'pop' metal sound is quite orgasmic.
Infiltraitor by wodpseu August 1, 2009
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infil-traitor • Infiltrator • infit • ineil • infi • ifil • ilfil • iNail • Indil • infail

Infiltrator

1) a player's class in Dark Age of Camelot
2) a class in LARP, specialized in Sabotage, infiltration and murder.
3) synonym for spy
He was an excellent Infiltrator
Infiltrator by Moe September 21, 2003

InfilTRAITOR

noun. a person who meets someone new by being introduced by a friend as a friend & then casually at a later date stops by the dwelling of said new person to make contact/obtain phone number without the initial introducer being present or made aware of such contact.
"Man that dude stopped by so & so's crib because he's an infilTRAITOR".

" People that do shit behind one's back are infilTRAITORS".
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