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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Bitch vs snitch
What's the difference between bitch and snitch? So the both mean talking bad about other people? Please help.
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A snitch is someone who tells the teacher what bad things other students have done, so the teacher will punish them and the teacher will have a good opinion of him. A snitch is someone who tells the police that his friend did something illegal. Nobody will be his friend - he's a snitch.
- A snitch is someone who tells the teacher what bad things other students have done, so the teacher will punish them and the teacher will have a good opinion of him.
- A snitch is someone who tells the police that his friend did something illegal.
- Nobody will be his friend - he's a snitch.
- Snitch can be a verb meaning to tattle, or to steal small items.
- The "snitch"in the Harry Potter stories is a small ball used in the game played on broomsticks.
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A snitch is someone who tells the teacher what bad things other students have done, so the teacher will punish them and the teacher will have a good opinion of him.
A snitch is someone who tells the police that his friend did something illegal.
Nobody will be his friend - he's a snitch.
Snitch can be a verb meaning to tattle, or to steal small items.
A snitch is someone who tells the police that his friend did something illegal.
Nobody will be his friend - he's a snitch.
Snitch can be a verb meaning to tattle, or to steal small items.
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