inform on



inform on someone

to tell the authorities about someone; to tattle on someone. I am going to have to inform on you. Liz informed on Ken to their mother.
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inform someone on someone

to tattle (on someone) (to someone). I will inform the teacher on you! Billy informed his mother on Bobby.
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inform on

or inform against
v.
To disclose confidential or incriminating evidence about someone to an authority: The FBI agent informed on the drug dealers. You can't force me to inform against my own family.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Beylke-Yiddish
Ratree-Thai
Thaddeus[θæ'di(:)əs]
Hudde-Medieval English
Aingeru-Basque
Gulbrand-Norwegian (Rare), Danish (Rare)