Noun:

బెలిడియా, నోరు,

informer's Usage Examples:

Price ruled by terror, informers and the lash according to one modern writer, a contemporary historian noted the merciless exercise of his authority.

formal public security structure is augmented by a pervasive system of informers throughout the society.

AD 60), was a Stoic philosopher, who as a result of being a delator, or informer, in the reign of Nero, was sentenced to death in the reign.

King Charles II seems to have been satisfied of Cromwell"s peaceableness, for though more than once denounced by informers, he was never disquieted.

Munsey learns the details of the escape plan from an informer, one of the men in cell R17, and the break goes badly.

"[incomprehensible] Other possible putdowns include informercial-like and infomercial.

fellow tomorrow?" The next day the "rascally fellow" was revealed to be a delator or informer who had brought charges on Clemens; the former Urban Prefect.

this title, which present Jews as "informers and spies for the tsar, tightfisted hyenas and arrogant sassy people who oppress the Polish people.

any known informers, regard them as threats and inflict punishments ranging from social ostracism through physical abuse and/or death.

Additionally, he referred Kashmiri Pandits as mukhbir or informers of the Indian government.

final two lines, or couplet, the author suddenly addresses an unknown "suborned informer" and tells him or her that he is outside of their control.

In an apparent attempt to bolster belief in his innocence, Remington became an anti-communist informer from this time and for the following year.

Synonyms:

stool pigeon, canary, source, nark, informant, sneaker, fink, supergrass, rat, snitch, stoolpigeon, blabber, stoolie, grass, sneak, squealer, betrayer, copper"s nark, snitcher,

Antonyms:

uncover, fold, refrain, ride, unconcealed,