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Gurgen Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Run my only snitch out of town

I'm not about to let a loan shark run my only snitch out of town.

What does it mean run sb out of town?

It means punishment or

to force someone to leave a town?

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/run-sb-out-of-town-on-a-rail

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Hi, It sounds quite informal. Where did you get this sentence from? Regards

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  • Hi, It sounds quite informal.
  • Where did you get this sentence from?
  • Regards
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Hi,

It sounds quite informal. Where did you get this sentence from?

Regards
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From the good guys s01e10.
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Hi,

As I said, it sounds rather informal, and if I understand you, it's taken from a T.V series.

It probably means I won't permit the loan shark to force me into leaving this town. Snitch is the word

which makes this sound informal.

Regards
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gurgenWhat does it mean run sb out of town?In this context it means to force someone to leave town under threat of physical harm.

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Loan shark threating to snitch. He says "If you don't pay your loan I am gonna cut your *****."
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