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Often used in the same context:
undercover agent,
informer,
cooperator,
supergrass,
conspirator,
accomplice,
snitch,
tipster,
drug trafficker,
sting operation,
investigators,
smuggler,
codefendant,
affidavit,
prostitute,
prosecutors,
wiretap,
detectives,
narc,
coconspirator,
ringleader,
acquaintance,
hashish,
agent provocateur,
mobster,
trafficker,
druglord,
drug peddler,
defendant,
defector,
cellmate,
narcotics,
abscam,
bodyguard,
interrogator,
cocaine,
arrest,
drug enforcement administration,
launder,
imam,
indictment,
drug enforcement agency,
suspect,
search warrant,
drug lord,
heroin,
polygrapher,
alphonse capone,
gangster,
bribe,
fugitive,
stool pigeon,
alias,
bagman,
pimp,
peddler,
crack addict,
prosecution,
witness,
extortionist,
grand jury,
eyewitness,
thirdhand,
con artist,
courier,
stoolie,
bootlegger,
middleman,
whistleblower,
confession,
underboss,
police,
bondsman,
gunrunner,
plotters,
kidnappers,
feds,
kickback,
blackmailer,
forger,
lawmen,
conspiracy,
policeman,
eavesdropper,
methylenedioxymethamphetamine,
lieutenant,
trooper,
hitmen,
hackie,
alibi,
whistle blower,
kingpin,
implicate,
bookie,
hawala,
hideout,
revenuer,
superiors,
assassin,
corroborating,
deliveryman,
testimony,
informants,
interviewee,
interlocutor,
interviewer,
respondent,
interviewees,
partner,
caretaker,
customer,
driver,
foreman,
collaborator,
doctor,
interlocutors,
volunteer,
client,
correspondent,
defendants,
employer,
item,
psychodiagnostic,
report,
sociometric,
observational,
retest,
clinician,
posttest,
rater,
correlational,
semiquantitative,
structured,
summative,
usability,
anecdotal,
conjoint,
followup,
laboratory,
psychophysical
More specific:
betrayer,
deponent,
informer,
rat,
squealer,
testifier
Appears in the definition of:
leaker,
passive source,
transcribe,
whistle-blower,
whistleblower,
whistle blower
More general:
communicator,
speaker,
talker
Synonyms:
source,
witness
Also try:
— Nouns for informant:
interviews,
reports,
no.,
correlations,
interview,
accuracy,
report,
information,
work,
data,
relationship,
more...
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