narking

[US]/ˈnɑːkɪŋ/
[UK]/ˈnɑrkɪŋ/

Translation

vi.to inform on someone; to act as an informer
n.an informer; a spy; a police informant
vt.to inform against someone

Phrases & Collocations

narking on

narking out

narking away

narking me

narking friends

narking time

narking situation

narking back

narking others

narking rules

Example Sentences

he was narking on his friends for breaking the rules.

narking can lead to serious consequences in a tight-knit community.

she felt guilty about narking on her classmate.

narking is often seen as a betrayal among peers.

he decided against narking, valuing loyalty over honesty.

the fear of narking kept many from speaking out.

narking can sometimes be justified if someone's safety is at risk.

he was known for narking on anyone who broke the rules.

some people believe that narking is necessary for accountability.

she regretted narking after realizing the impact it had.

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