- v. present participle of snitch. “My idea of snitching is
people who are doing crime together.” “No amount of snitching is
going to fix this anytime soon.” “If you are in the Life
snitching is a form of treason.” “And as RSA and jerry say,
creating a culture of snitching is a big negative.”
“UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Because it's -- some call snitching,
snitching.” “As for the "snitching" - Has everyone forgotten how
detrimental this whole "stop snitching" deal has been to our
city?” “First, Stan was not required to debrief—otherwise known
as snitching—at San Quentin because California State Prison
rules only demand that members of prison gangs, not street
gangs, have to debrief to be released from the Hole.” “After
doing research on this whole idea of stop snitching, which is
this message being spread by rappers in inner-city communities,
and this message which has gotten hold and has, at every level
of society in these communities, anybody can tell you what it
means to be a snitch.” “It's called snitching, as we