Fink

usgb/fɪŋk/
noun

A person who is not loyal or trustworthy.

We don't trust him anymore because he showed himself a fink.
Visual representation of "fink" - A person who is not loyal or trustworthy

Often appears as...

  • be a fink
  • call someone a fink

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial

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Negative Connotation

The term 'fink' carries a strong negative judgment and suggests betrayal.

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He was labeled a fink after the team project incident.
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Colloquial Use

'Fink' is informal and more common in spoken language rather than formal writing.

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In casual conversation, you might say 'Don't be a fink' to a friend.
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Cultural Context

Some people may not be familiar with 'fink', so be mindful of your audience.

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My international friends didn't understand when I called him a fink.
Visual representation of the word "Fink"

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