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canary - 12 thesaurus results
Main Entry: buff
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sandy color
Synonyms: bare, blonde, ecru, lemon, nude, straw, tan, tawny, yellowish, canary, light brown, ochre, yellow-brown
Main Entry: fink
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: informer
Synonyms: rat*, snake*, snitch, squealer, stool pigeon, tattletale, weasel, canary*, narc, nark, scab, stoolie, tipster, whistle-blower
Main Entry: informant/informer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who delivers news
Synonyms: accuser, adviser, announcer, betrayer, blabbermouth*, herald, interviewer, journalist, messenger, preacher, propagandist, rat*, reporter, sneak, source, stool pigeon*, tattletale, canary*, crier, deep throat, double-crosser, newscaster/newsperson, notifier, tattler
Main Entry: rat
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: informer
Synonyms: betrayer, blabbermouth*, fink, informant, sneak, snitch, source, squealer, stool pigeon*, tattletale, turncoat, backstabber, canary*, deep throat, double-crosser, stoolie, tattler, whistle-blower
Main Entry: snitch
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: informer
Synonyms: betrayer, blabbermouth*, fink*, informant, rat*, sneak, source, squealer*, stool pigeon*, tattletale, turncoat, weasel*, canary*, deep throat, double-crosser, narc, nark, snitcher, stoolie, tattler, tipster*, whistle-blower
Main Entry: stool pigeon
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: informer to police
Synonyms: agent provocateur, betrayer, blabbermouth*, decoy, fink*, fink, informant, informer, plant, rat*, rat, sneak, snitch, source, spy, squealer*, squealer, tattletale, turncoat, weasel*, canary*, deep throat, double-crosser, narc, narc, nark, nark, police informer, rat fink, shill, snitcher, stoolie, stoolie, tattler, tipster*, whistle-blower
Main Entry: tattletale/tattler
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who gossips, tells rumors
Synonyms: bigmouth*, blabbermouth*, busybody, fink*, gossip, informer, rat*, snitch*, squealer*, stool pigeon*, telltale*, troublemaker, windbag*, blabberer, canary*, fat mouth, rumormonger, scandalmonger, talebearer, taleteller, tipster, whistleblower
Main Entry: vocalize
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put into words or song
Synonyms: chant, chirp, communicate, convey, croon, emit, enunciate, express, groan, impart, moan, pronounce, say, shout, sing, sound, speak, talk, utter, vent, verbalize, voice, warble, yodel, belt out, canary*, give out*, let out*
Main Entry: weasel
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sneak
Synonyms: betrayer, blabbermouth*, deceiver, fink*, informant, informer, rat*, sneak, snitch, source, squealer*, stool pigeon*, tattletale, turncoat, canary*, deep throat, double-crosser, narc, nark, snitcher, stoolie, tattler, tipster*, whistle-blower
Main Entry: informer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: reporter
Synonyms: accuser, adviser, announcer, betrayer, blab, blabbermouth, finger, fink, herald, informer, interviewer, journalist, messenger, preacher, propagandist, rat, singer, snake, sneak, songbird, source, squealer, stool pigeon, tattletale, weasel, canary, crier, deep throat, double-crosser, fat mouth, fork tongue, nark, newsman, notifier, ratfink, snitcher, stoolie, tattler, tipster
Main Entry: tattletale
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: gossip
Synonyms: bigmouth, blabber, blabbermouth, busybody, fink, gossip, informer, quidnunc, rat, snitch, squealer, stool pigeon, telltale, troublemaker, windbag, canary, fat mouth, gasser, nark, peacher, polly, ratfink, rumormonger, scandalmonger, sleazemonger, snitcher, squeaker, stoolie, tabby, talebearer, taleteller, tattler, tipster, whistleblower, whistler
Main Entry: sing
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: carry a tune with one's voice
Synonyms: buzz*, carol, chant, chirp, croon, descant, duet, groan*, harmonize, hum, hymn, intone, lullaby, mouth, pipe, purr*, resound, roar, serenade, shout, solo, trill, troll, tune, vocalize, wait, warble, whine, whistle, yodel, belt out, burst into song, canary*, cantillate, choir, lift up a voice, line out, make melody, singsong
Antonyms: be quiet
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