by mfo October 12, 2007
someone who betrays a confidence.
to squeal, to tell tales, to inform the police of illegal activites.
to squeal, to tell tales, to inform the police of illegal activites.
by anger management June 5, 2003
Slang word used in Northern Ireland to describe informants who give the police and army information on suspected terrorists and people involved in terrorist activities
"TOUTS BEWARE"(Graffity that is seen in quite a few areas of Belfast)
"Johnny is a tout he has been working for special branch the whole time"
"Your a 10 quid tout you would sell your neighbours out anyday of the week you bastard"
"Johnny is a tout he has been working for special branch the whole time"
"Your a 10 quid tout you would sell your neighbours out anyday of the week you bastard"
by Harry69 January 12, 2009
A commonly used slang in Nigeria referring to a street thug, hoodlum or dodgy person, that is often dangerous.
by Krazicat August 29, 2019
Northern Irish Slang for:
someone giving information to somebody that will get another person into trouble.
someone giving information to somebody that will get another person into trouble.
" Jimmy told us about your e-cigarrette your getting suspended." Jimmy has been a tout and told a teacher.
by Ulster Man 69 April 3, 2019
1. someone who purchases tickets for an event then sells them on at a much larger price at the "entrance to the event" or on ebay.
2. someone who purchases any spare tickets you have for a fair price then event "at the entrance" then sells them on at a unfair price.
see also scalper
2. someone who purchases any spare tickets you have for a fair price then event "at the entrance" then sells them on at a unfair price.
see also scalper
guy1 "there sold out ill just get it on ebay"
guy2 "from a tout are you mad just think you would probably have a ticket at the right price if it wasn't for that ass hole."
guy2 "from a tout are you mad just think you would probably have a ticket at the right price if it wasn't for that ass hole."
by Urban Dictionary December 28, 2005