plant something on someone



plant something on someone

1. tv. to hide incriminating evidence on a person for later discovery and use in prosecution. (see also flake.) The cops planted snow on Bart and then arrested him for carrying it.
2. tv. to conceal narcotics or other contraband on an unsuspecting person for the purpose of smuggling. (This person will bear the risk of discovery and arrest.) The crooks planted the stuff on a passenger but couldn’t find him when the plane landed.
See also: on, plant

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ModestyMAHD-əs-teeEnglish (Rare)
Baldovino-Italian
Oshea-Biblical
Carlton['ka:ltən]
Stacey['steisi]
JonÁŠ-Czech, Slovak