Narc (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

noun Slang.
  1. narcotics officer.
verb (used without object), narced [nahrkt], /nɑrkt/, narc·ing [nahr-king]. /ˈnɑr kɪŋ/. Slang.
  1. to inform on someone to the police or a narcotics officer for possession, sale, etc., of illicit drugs (usually used with on): It figures he’d narc on me to the cops as soon as he saw my stash.Who narced?
  2. to inform on someone to an authority (usually used with on): I've narced on drivers I see throwing litter out their windows.
Verb Phrases past and past participle narced [nahrkt], /nɑrkt/, present participle narc·ing [nahr-king]. /ˈnɑr kɪŋ/.
  1. to inform on: A few kids were narced out as drug dealers and got expelled from school.Won’t the neighbors narc you out to the authorities for keeping chickens?
  1. variant of narco- before a vowel: narcoma.
noun
  1. a narcotics agent
Narc (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

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