nark



nark

and narc (nɑrk)
1. n. a police informer. Fred is a nark. He squealed.
2. in. to inform (on someone) to the police; to squeal. (Often with on.) Don’t nark on me!
3. tv. to annoy someone. (see also narked.) Stop narking me!
4. n. any unpleasant person. Tell that narc to get lost.

narked

(nɑrkt)
mod. annoyed. (Usually with at or with.) He’s really narked at us.
See also: nark

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Franco['frɔŋkəu]
ÁNgelAHN-khelSpanish
YaŞAr-Turkish
RacŁAwRAHTS-wahfPolish
Hyperion-Greek Mythology
Ayokunle-Western African, Yoruba