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nark
1
(nark)
Pronunciation:
/nɑːk/
informal
noun
1
British
a police informer:
I’m not a copper’s nark
2
Australian
/
NZ
an annoying person or thing.
verb
[
with object
]
British
cause annoyance to:
women like her nark me
Phrases
nark it!
stop that!.
Origin:
mid 19th century
: from Romany
nāk
'nose'
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