Synonyms of nark

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noun

British

as in informer

a person who provides information about another's wrongdoing

he began to suspect that there was a nark in his organization who was tipping off Scotland Yard

Synonyms & Similar Words

• informer
• informant
• canary
• rat
• snitch
• stoolie
• squealer
• tattler
• tattletale
• betrayer
• spy
• collaborator
• fink
• stool pigeon
• whistle-blower
• telltale
• talebearer
• deep throat
• gossiper
• snoop
• rat fink
• snitcher
• blabbermouth
• snooper
• leaker
• gossip
• blabber
• notifier

nark

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verb

British

as in to annoy

to disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable acts

during the war some of the British were narked by their American allies, who were perceived as arrogant

Synonyms & Similar Words

• annoy
• bother
• irritate
• bug
• persecute
• aggravate
• exasperate
• rile
• irk
• get
• chafe
• vex
• spite
• infuriate
• anger
• grate
• worry
• itch
• gripe
• pique
• eat
• ruffle
• gall
• nettle
• frost
• get to
• put out
• insult
• tease
• burn (up)
• rasp
• peeve
• wear on
• provoke
• hack (off)
• nag
• plague
• rub the wrong way
• harass
• stick in one's craw
• set one's teeth on edge
• get one's goat
• get on one's nerves
• upset
• heckle
• rouse
• offend
• badger
• enrage
• antagonize
• devil
• hassle
• discompose
• enflame
• inflame
• outrage
• harry
• disquiet
• distress
• pester
• agitate
• rankle
• bait
• discomfort
• roil
• unsettle
• madden
• perturb
• incense
• affront
• exercise
• fret
• miff
• bullyrag
• ballyrag
• unhinge
• undo
• freak (out)
• hagride

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• oblige
• placate
• appease
• conciliate
• pacify
• satisfy
• gratify
• please
• delight
• mollify
• propitiate
• assure
• content
• cheer
• reassure
• soothe
• gladden
• quiet
• comfort
• console
• solace