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4 de oct. de 2002 · 1. n. Short for a Narcotics officer. A member of Law Enforcement that enforces drug laws. 2. n. A person who is not a member of Law Enforcement but turns you into the police for doing or dealing drugs. 3. n. A person that turns you in for something you did wrong; specifically to any type of authority figure like parents, cops ...
8 de abr. de 2004 · Nark. (nark can also be spelled narc or narq ) 1: To be a nark is to be someone that will report any misbehaving to a higher authority like the police, parents and teachers. 2: To nark, or to nark someone out is the action of reporting the misbehavior; also called narking .
23 de dic. de 2004 · narc is short for narcotics officer. It is used to refer to someone who tells a figure of authority about drug use. To narc is the action of telling an authority figure about drug use.
6 de mar. de 2022 · A narcissist is someone who is arrogant, an exhibitionist, vain, manipulative, and greedy for admiration. Often caused by childhood trauma and PTSD. Narcissists do not do well with sharing, especially when it comes to relationships and friendships do to their need of attention and admiration.
14 de abr. de 2013 · Narc is a shortened form of Narcotic and may refer to hard drugs or, by extension to a police officer from the drugs squad. NB: This word is often confused with nark. Nark is British and Australian slang for (i) noun: a police informer, or more widely, anyone who reports illegal or anti-social activities to any authorities.
Snitch. 1. Award. FriendlyCraig. • 3 yr. ago. A narc is/was a police officer on a narcotics task force, cops who deal with drug crimes. As an insult, narc would be one of these people, who snitches about drugs, or just a snitch in general. The word has greatly expanded in meaning over the decades.
21 de sept. de 2006 · 1. n. Short for a Narcotics officer. A member of Law Enforcement that enforces drug laws. 2. n. A person who is not a member of Law Enforcement but turns you into the police for doing or dealing drugs. 3. n. A person that turns you in for something you did wrong; specifically to any type of authority figure like parents, cops, teachers, boss, etc.
