nark

The word “nark” has 1 syllable: nark

It's pronounced as /nɑrk/


What is synonym and antonym for nark?

In the thesaurus, “nark” has 210 synonyms and 30 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for nark along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for nark

  • Benedict Arnold
  • Sherlock Holmes
  • accuser
  • adviser
  • affront
  • agent
  • agent provocateur
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • allurement
  • analyst
  • anger
  • announcer
  • annoy
  • antagonize
  • attraction
  • backstabber
  • badger
  • bait
  • ballyrag
  • beard
  • betrayer
  • bigmouth
  • bird dog
  • blab
  • blabber
  • blabbermouth
  • blind
  • bloodhound
  • booster
  • bother
  • bug
  • bull
  • bullyrag
  • busybody
  • camouflage
  • canary
  • catch
  • chafe
  • chicane
  • chicanery
  • collaborator
  • come-on
  • constable
  • cop
  • crier
  • deceiver
  • deception
  • decoy
  • deep throat
  • devil
  • dick
  • discomfort
  • discompose
  • disquiet
  • distress
  • double-crosser
  • drawing card
  • eat
  • eavesdropper
  • enflame
  • enrage
  • ensnarement
  • enticement
  • exasperate
  • exercise
  • eye
  • facade
  • fake
  • fat mouth
  • fed
  • finger
  • fink
  • flatfoot
  • fork tongue
  • fret
  • front
  • frost
  • gall
  • gasser
  • get
  • get to
  • gossip
  • gossiper
  • grate
  • gripe
  • gumshoe
  • hagride
  • harass
  • harry
  • hassle
  • heckle
  • herald
  • imitation
  • incense
  • inducement
  • inflame
  • informant
  • informer
  • infuriate
  • insult
  • interviewer
  • inveiglement
  • irk
  • irritate
  • itch
  • journalist
  • leaker
  • lure
  • madden
  • messenger
  • miff
  • nag
  • narc
  • nettle
  • newsman
  • notifier
  • offend
  • outrage
  • peacher
  • peeper
  • peeve
  • persecute
  • perturb
  • pester
  • pique
  • plague
  • plainclothes officer
  • plant
  • police informer
  • police officer
  • polly
  • preacher
  • pretense
  • private eye
  • private investigator
  • propagandist
  • prosecutor
  • provoke
  • put out
  • quidnunc
  • rankle
  • rasp
  • rat
  • rat fink
  • ratfink
  • reporter
  • rile
  • roil
  • roper
  • rouse
  • rub the wrong way
  • ruffle
  • rumormonger
  • scab
  • scandalmonger
  • scout
  • seducement
  • sergeant
  • shadow
  • shamus
  • shill
  • shoofly
  • singer
  • sitting duck
  • sleazemonger
  • sleuth
  • slewfoot
  • snake
  • snare
  • sneak
  • snitch
  • snitcher
  • snoop
  • snooper
  • songbird
  • source
  • spite
  • spy
  • squeaker
  • squealer
  • stool pigeon
  • stoolie
  • tabby
  • tail
  • talebearer
  • taleteller
  • tattler
  • tattletale
  • tease
  • telltale
  • temptation
  • tipster
  • traitor
  • trick
  • trickery
  • troublemaker
  • turncoat
  • undo
  • unhinge
  • unsettle
  • upset
  • vex
  • wear on
  • weasel
  • whistle-blower
  • whistleblower
  • whistler
  • windbag
  • worry

Antonyms for nark

  • appease
  • assure
  • cheer
  • comfort
  • conciliate
  • console
  • content
  • delight
  • discouragement
  • frankness
  • gladden
  • gratify
  • honesty
  • mollify
  • oblige
  • openness
  • original
  • pacify
  • placate
  • please
  • propitiate
  • quiet
  • reality
  • reassure
  • repulsion
  • satisfy
  • solace
  • soothe
  • truth
  • truthfulness

Meanings of nark

  • noun
    1. A police spy or informer.
    2. An unpleasant person, especially one who makes things difficult for others.
    3. A narcotics squad police officer.
    4. A narcissist.
    5. A police spy or informer.
    6. An unpleasant person, especially one who makes things difficult for others.
  • verb
    1. To watch; to observe.
    2. To serve or behave as a spy or informer.
    3. To annoy or irritate.
    4. To complain.
    5. (often imperative) To stop.

Example Sentences

  • The informant decided to nark on the illegal activities happening in the neighborhood.
  • He warned his friend not to nark on their plans to surprise the group.
  • The witness refused to nark on the suspect, fearing retaliation.
  • The teacher encouraged students to speak up about bullying but not to nark for trivial reasons.
  • The detective relied on the help of a trustworthy nark to gather information on the criminal gang.

On this page you'll find 240 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to nark, such as: Benedict Arnold, Sherlock Holmes, accuser, adviser, affront, agent, agent provocateur.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

eat

  • absorb
  • affront
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • anger
  • annoy
  • antagonize
  • attack
  • badger
  • bait
  • ballyrag
  • banquet
  • bite
  • board
  • bolt
  • bother
  • break bread
  • break down
  • break up
  • breakfast
  • bug
  • bullyrag
  • chafe
  • chew
  • chow down
  • condense
  • consume
  • corrode
  • cram
  • crumble
  • decay
  • decimate
  • decompose
  • destroy
  • devastate
  • devil
  • devour
  • dig in
  • digest
  • dine
  • dine out
  • disappear
  • discomfort
  • discompose
  • disintegrate
  • dispatch
  • dispose of
  • disquiet
  • dissipate
  • dissolve
  • distress
  • down
  • drain
  • enflame
  • enrage
  • erode
  • exasperate
  • exercise
  • exhaust
  • fall to
  • fare
  • feast
  • feast upon
  • feed
  • fret
  • frost
  • gall
  • get
  • get to
  • glut
  • gnaw
  • gobble up
  • gorge
  • gormandize
  • grate
  • graze
  • gripe
  • gulp
  • gum
  • hagride
  • harass
  • harry
  • hassle
  • have a bite
  • have a meal
  • have for
  • heckle
  • incense
  • inflame
  • infuriate
  • ingest
  • inhale
  • insult
  • irk
  • irritate
  • itch
  • lap
  • lick
  • liquefy
  • lunch
  • madden
  • make pig of oneself
  • masticate
  • melt
  • mess
  • miff
  • munch
  • nag
  • nark
  • nettle
  • nibble
  • nosh
  • nurse
  • offend
  • outrage
  • overeat
  • overfeed
  • partake
  • partake of
  • peck at
  • peeve
  • persecute
  • perturb
  • pester
  • pick
  • picnic
  • pig out
  • pique
  • plague
  • polish off
  • pork out
  • provoke
  • put away
  • put down
  • put out
  • rankle
  • rasp
  • refresh
  • regale
  • relish
  • repast
  • rile
  • roil
  • rot
  • rouse
  • rub the wrong way
  • ruffle
  • ruin
  • ruminate
  • run through
  • rust
  • savor
  • savour
  • scarf
  • scoff
  • slop
  • snack
  • spill
  • spite
  • squander
  • sup
  • swallow
  • swill
  • take food
  • take in
  • take nourishment
  • taste
  • tease
  • undo
  • unhinge
  • unsettle
  • upset
  • vanish
  • vex
  • victual
  • waste
  • waste away
  • wear on
  • wolf
  • worry
  • wreck

gall

  • abrade
  • acrimony
  • affront
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • alienation
  • anger
  • animosity
  • animus
  • annoy
  • antagonism
  • antagonize
  • antipathy
  • arrogance
  • assurance
  • audaciousness
  • audacity
  • back talk
  • bad blood
  • badger
  • bait
  • ballyrag
  • bark
  • bedevil
  • bite
  • bitterness
  • blood feud
  • bother
  • brashness
  • brass
  • brassiness
  • brazenness
  • break down
  • break up
  • bug
  • bullyrag
  • burn
  • chafe
  • cheek
  • cheekiness
  • chew
  • chide
  • chutzpa
  • chutzpah
  • cockiness
  • conceit
  • confidence
  • conflict
  • coolness
  • corrade
  • corrode
  • crust
  • crust cynicism
  • decompose
  • devil
  • disaffection
  • discomfort
  • discompose
  • discord
  • discourteousness
  • disintegrate
  • disquiet
  • disrespect
  • dissolve
  • distress
  • disturb
  • eat
  • effrontery
  • enflame
  • enmity
  • enrage
  • erase
  • erode
  • estrangement
  • exasperate
  • excoriate
  • exercise
  • face
  • feud
  • file
  • flay
  • fray
  • frazzle
  • fret
  • friction
  • frost
  • get
  • get to
  • gnaw
  • grate
  • graze
  • grind
  • gripe
  • grudge
  • guts
  • hagride
  • harass
  • hardihood
  • harry
  • hassle
  • hate
  • hatred
  • haughtiness
  • heckle
  • hone
  • hostility
  • hutzpa
  • hutzpah
  • impertinence
  • impoliteness
  • impudence
  • incense
  • incivility
  • inconsiderateness
  • inconsideration
  • inflame
  • infuriate
  • inhospitableness
  • insolence
  • insult
  • irk
  • irritate
  • itch
  • jaundice
  • loathing
  • madden
  • malevolence
  • malice
  • malignancy
  • malignity
  • miff
  • nag
  • nark
  • nerve
  • nerviness
  • nettle
  • nibble
  • offend
  • outrage
  • overbearance
  • overconfidence
  • peel
  • peeve
  • persecute
  • pertness
  • perturb
  • pester
  • pique
  • plague
  • pomposity
  • presumption
  • presumptuousness
  • provoke
  • put out
  • rancor
  • rankle
  • rasp
  • reduce
  • rile
  • roil
  • rouse
  • rub
  • rub out
  • rub the wrong way
  • rudeness
  • ruffle
  • sandblast
  • sandpaper
  • sanguinity
  • sass
  • sauce
  • sauciness
  • score
  • scour
  • scrape
  • scratch
  • scuff
  • self-assurance
  • self-confidence
  • self-importance
  • sharpen
  • shave
  • skin
  • spite
  • spitefulness
  • strain
  • swagger
  • swash
  • tease
  • temerity
  • tension
  • torment
  • trouble
  • undo
  • unfriendliness
  • ungraciousness
  • unhinge
  • unsettle
  • upset
  • vendetta
  • venom
  • vex
  • vindictiveness
  • virulence
  • vitriol
  • wear
  • wear on
  • wear out
  • whet
  • worry

narc

  • Benedict Arnold
  • Federal
  • G-man
  • agent provocateur
  • arm of the law
  • backstabber
  • badge
  • bear
  • beat cop
  • betrayer
  • blabbermouth
  • black and white
  • blue
  • bluecoat
  • bobby
  • bull
  • canary
  • constable
  • constabulary
  • cop
  • copper
  • corps
  • county mounty
  • deceiver
  • decoy
  • deep throat
  • detective
  • dick
  • double-crosser
  • fed
  • finest
  • fink
  • flatfoot
  • force
  • fuzz
  • gendarme
  • gumshoe
  • hawkshaw
  • heat
  • informant
  • informer
  • investigator
  • law
  • law enforcement
  • man
  • nark
  • officer
  • officers
  • oink
  • operative
  • patrol
  • patrolman
  • patrolwoman
  • peace officer
  • pig
  • plainclothesman
  • plant
  • police
  • police informer
  • police officer
  • policewoman
  • private detective
  • private eye
  • private investigator
  • rat
  • rat fink
  • scab
  • shadow
  • shamus
  • sherlock
  • shill
  • sleuth
  • sleuthhound
  • snake
  • sneak
  • snitch
  • snitcher
  • source
  • spy
  • squad
  • squealer
  • stool pigeon
  • stoolie
  • tail
  • tattler
  • tattletale
  • tipster
  • tracer
  • tracker
  • traitor
  • troops
  • turncoat
  • weasel
  • whistle-blower

backstabber

  • Benedict Arnold
  • Brutus
  • Judas
  • accommodationist
  • accomplice
  • apostate
  • betrayer
  • blabbermouth
  • caballer
  • canary
  • coconspirator
  • collaborationist
  • collaborator
  • colluder
  • conspirator
  • creep
  • deceiver
  • deep throat
  • defector
  • deserter
  • double agent
  • double-crosser
  • double-dealer
  • fink
  • gossip
  • gossiper
  • gossipmonger
  • highbinder
  • informant
  • informer
  • intriguer
  • narc
  • nark
  • pitfall
  • plotter
  • quisling
  • rat
  • rat fink
  • recreant
  • renegade
  • rumormonger
  • schemer
  • sellout
  • serpent
  • skunk
  • snake
  • snake in the grass
  • sneak
  • snitch
  • snitcher
  • source
  • spy
  • squealer
  • stool pigeon
  • stoolie
  • subversive
  • subverter
  • talebearer
  • talker
  • tattler
  • tattletale
  • telltale
  • traitor
  • trap
  • treasonist
  • turncoat
  • two-timer
  • villain
  • viper
  • weasel
  • whistle-blower

badger

  • Persian lamb
  • affront
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • alligator
  • anger
  • annoy
  • antagonize
  • bait
  • ballyrag
  • bearskin
  • beaver
  • bother
  • buckskin
  • bug
  • bully
  • bullyrag
  • calfskin
  • chafe
  • chamois
  • chinchilla
  • coonskin
  • cordovan
  • cowhide
  • crocodile
  • deerskin
  • devil
  • discomfort
  • discompose
  • disquiet
  • distress
  • doeskin
  • eat
  • egg
  • enflame
  • enrage
  • ermine
  • exasperate
  • exercise
  • exhort
  • fisher
  • fleece
  • fox
  • fret
  • frost
  • fur
  • gall
  • get
  • give the business
  • goad
  • goatskin
  • grate
  • gripe
  • hagride
  • harass
  • harry
  • hassle
  • heckle
  • hide
  • horsehide
  • hound
  • importune
  • incense
  • incite
  • inflame
  • infuriate
  • insist
  • insist on
  • insult
  • irk
  • irritate
  • itch
  • karakul
  • kidskin
  • kolinsky
  • lambskin
  • leather
  • madden
  • marten
  • miff
  • mink
  • morocco
  • mouton
  • muskrat
  • nag
  • nark
  • needle
  • nettle
  • nudge
  • offend
  • otter
  • outrage
  • patent leather
  • peeve
  • pelt
  • persecute
  • perturb
  • pester
  • pigskin
  • pique
  • plague
  • press
  • pressure
  • prod
  • prompt
  • provoke
  • push
  • put out
  • rabbit
  • raccoon
  • racoon
  • rankle
  • rasp
  • rawhide
  • ride
  • rile
  • roil
  • rouse
  • ruffle
  • sable
  • seal
  • sealskin
  • sharkskin
  • sheep
  • sheepskin
  • skin
  • snakeskin
  • spite
  • spur
  • suede
  • tease
  • torment
  • undo
  • unhinge
  • unsettle
  • upset
  • urge
  • vex
  • work on
  • worry

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