A long time ago Nark (also spelt narc or narq) referred to narcotics officers working undercover. When the undercover officer reported his findings to whoever he was working for, he was "narking" on his druggy friends.
"Christian! I can't believe you would nark on me like that. This is high school dude!" said Peter.
"Wow Christian, I thought you were cool .... sike, you're a nark." said Ivan.
By Dolores
Nark
informer, someone who has got their nose into your business. Romany word 'naak' means nose. Not to be confused with the later American word with similar meaning which is an abbreviation for 'Narcotics Agent'
a effing nark pulled me over last night!!
u can tell what cars are narks by their lights and they usually drive fords.
By Roxanna
Nark
1. noun-- Australian term -- one who complains and spoils other people's enjoyment 2. verb-- British term -- to annoy someone or spoil their enjoyment
1. That nark really put a damper on this message board. We can't discuss anything without him starting an argument.
2. Stop narking around this board or I'll report you!
By Sianna
Nark
the word is NARC as in one of those people who look really young that the cops put in schools as a fake student who busts people for NARCotics slang in terms of someone who told on you
"Dude,*inhales smoke* did you hear Jonny was a Narc?"
"No way man, I guess i shouldnt have sold those drugs to him"
By Aloise
Nark
to annoy or to harass someone (Aussie col.)to the extent that they get seriously pissed off.
I'll nark you to till you do it.
The old girl narked me so much that I just kicked her out.
Word used to describe someone who tells on someone to a higher authority or person of importance. Word most commonly used by people that have something to hide, and are insecure about it getting out... whether it was the right thing to do or it was for the better good.
Person #1: "Dude, Joe narked on me about cheating on Marie."
Person #2: "Maybe you shouldn't tell your friends things that you are trying to hide, dipshit."
