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noun

ˈfiŋk

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

verb

finked; finking; finks

intransitive verb
informal
to give information about another's wrongdoing to an authority squeal //“… A bunch of us had busted somebody's beautiful etched glass window with a brick. The cops came, rounded us up, and we all denied it except one guy who finked …” — Dick Cavett —usually used with on //He finked on them (to the police/teacher). //"Tell on you?" Ken said. "What makes you think we'd do a thing like that?" "Of course not," Toby said. "We don't go around finking on people." — Zilpha Keatley
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noun
ˈfiŋk

verb

finked; finking; finks

intransitive verb
informal
to give information about another's wrongdoing to an authority squeal //“… A bunch of us had busted somebody's beautiful etched glass window with a brick. The cops came, rounded us up, and we all denied it except one guy who finked …” — Dick Cavett —usually used with on //He finked on them (to the police/teacher). //"Tell on you?" Ken said. "What makes you think we'd do a thing like that?" "Of course not," Toby said. "We don't go around finking on people." — Zilpha Keatley
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noun
ˈfiŋk

verb

finked; finking; finks

intransitive verb
informal
to give information about another's wrongdoing to an authority squeal //“… A bunch of us had busted somebody's beautiful etched glass window with a brick. The cops came, rounded us up, and we all denied it except one guy who finked …” — Dick Cavett —usually used with on //He finked on them (to the police/teacher). //"Tell on you?" Ken said. "What makes you think we'd do a thing like that?" "Of course not," Toby said. "We don't go around finking on people." — Zilpha Keatley