snurgen.
/snəːdʒ/ slang.
(a) In schools: an informer, a tell-tale. (b) One who curries favour, a toady; generally, an obnoxious person.
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society > communication > information > informing on or against > [noun] > informer
wrayerc1000
wrobberc1300
discoverera1400
denunciator1474
informer1503
denouncer1533
detector1541
delatora1572
sycophant1579
inquisitor1580
scout1585
finger man1596
emphanista1631
quadruplator1632
informant1645
eastee-man1681
whiddler1699
runner1724
stag1725
snitch1785
qui tam1788
squeak1795
split1819
clype1825
telegraph1825
snitcher1827
Jack Nasty1837
pigeon1847
booker1863
squealer1865
pig1874
rounder1884
sneak1886
mouse1890
finger1899
fizgig1902
screamer1902
squeaker1903
canary1912
shopper1924
narker1932
snurge1933
cheese eater1935
singer1935
tip-off1941
top-off1941
tout1959
rat fink1961
whistle-blower1970
the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > approval or sanction > commendation or praise > flattery or flattering > servile flattery or currying favour > [noun] > servile flatterer
papelard1340
placeboc1395
fawnerc1440
pickthank1460
adulator?a1475
earwigc1475
curry-favel1515
men-pleaser1526
gnatho1533
upcreeperc1540
claw-back1549
curry-favourer1563
man-pleaser1564
claw-poll1569
please-man1570
sycophant1575
curry-favour1577
capper1587
insinuator1598
clawera1603
scrape-shoe1607
suck-fist1611
courtiera1616
foot lickera1616
fleerera1627
wriggler1631
fawn1635
limberham1689
toad-eater1742
tuft-hunter1755
arse-kisser1766
sleeve-creeper1809
lick-spit1822
lickspittle1825
shoe-licker1826
toady1826
toad1831
toader1842
bootlicker1846
bootlick1849
favour-currier1855
lubricator1872
bum-sucker1877
handshaker1884
suck1900
mbongo1911
sucker-up1911
apple-polisher1918
snurge1933
ass-licker1939
brown-nose1939
brown-noser1942
arse-licker1951
ass-kisser1951
greaser1959
suck-hole1966
suck-up1970
bumboy1984
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1933 M. Hodge Wind & Rain (1934) i. i. 19 He's probably only a kid. He may be a perfect little snurge…for all you know.
1955 M. Gilbert Sky High ii. 29 He's such a little snurge... He's so bogus.
1955 People (Austral.) 13 July 47/4 She was going to cut off my allowance. But do you know, it was that out-and-out snurge that pleaded for me?
1956 C. P. Snow Homecomings xliv. 308 He had got on a good deal better as a snurge than he would have done as a malcontent.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1933- sub tegmine fagi
- sub the purple
- sub verbo
- sub voce
- sub-
- sub-2-pinnatifid
- sub-3-lobate
- sub-abbot
- sub-adjutor
- sub-administration
- sub-administrator
- sub-adolescent
- sub-adolescents
- sub-advocate
- sub-affluent
- sub-aftonian
- sub-age
- sub-agencies
- sub-agency
- sub-agent
- sub-agents
- sub-almoner
- sub-andean
- sub-andine
- sub-angelical