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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
An expression from an article in a newspaper
Hi everybody!
I'm reading an article from The Guardian and there's an expression which I find quite strange: "You would be seen as a grass and disowned by the whole community."
Could somebody please tell me what does it mean? I was looking in dictionaries and even asked Google but no results so far...
Annie
Hi everybody!
I'm reading an article from The Guardian and there's an expression which I find quite strange: "You would be seen as a grass and disowned by the whole community."
Could somebody please tell me what does it mean? I was looking in dictionaries and even asked Google but no results so far...Annie
Top answer
Hi, 'A grass' is British slang for an informer. Clive
- Hi, 'A grass' is British slang for an informer.
- Clive
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