rat out

Sl. to quit; to fink out (on someone or something). It's too late to rat out. He tried to rat out at the last minute.

To expose or reveal incriminating or embarrassing information about someone: The newspapers ratted out the people who were involved with the scam.

in. to quit; to fink out (on someone/something). He tried to rat out at the last minute.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Beth	BETH	English
Harrell	['hærəl]
Carrier	['kæriə]
Pierrette	-	French
SevİL	-	Turkish
Judith	JOO-dith (English), zhoo-DEET (French), YOO-dit (German)	English, Jewish, French, German, Spanish, Biblical