dobbed
Reported to authorities
Dobbed is the past tense of dob, chiefly British and Australian slang meaning to inform on someone or turn them in: She dobbed him in to the teacher.
To dob someone in can also mean to volunteer them for something without their consent: I got dobbed in to organize the party.
One who tells authorities
- tattleReveal another's wrongdoing
- squealShrill, piercing cry
- ratRodent or informer
- informantOne who provides intelligence
nark · fink · tipster · stoolie · grass · telltale · leak · moles
Assign responsibility for wrongdoing
- chargeCost or accusation
- incriminateShow involvement in wrongdoing
- implicateSuggest involvement in wrongdoing
- allegeAssert without substantiation
denounce · finger · point · complaint · guilt · culpable · indict · prosecute
One who betrays allegiance
- backstabberDisloyal pretend ally
- double-crossTreacherous deception of partner
- betrayerOne who breaks allegiance
- turncoatOne who betrays allegiance
sellout · disloyalty · treachery · deceit · Judas · quisling · renegade · perfidy
Make known publicly
- corruptionDishonest abuse of power
- misconductImproper professional behavior
- disclosureAct of revealing information
- whistleblowerInsider who reports misconduct
testimony · evidence · transparency · accountability · ethics · reporting · truth · integrity
snitch
One who tells authorities
informant · nark · fink · tipster · stoolie · grass · telltale · leak · moles · spy
blame
Assign responsibility for wrongdoing
- chargeCost or accusation
- incriminateShow involvement in wrongdoing
- implicateSuggest involvement in wrongdoing
allege · denounce · finger · point · complaint · guilt · culpable · indict · prosecute · testify
traitor
One who betrays allegiance
- backstabberDisloyal pretend ally
- double-crossTreacherous deception of partner
- betrayerOne who breaks allegiance
turncoat · sellout · disloyalty · treachery · deceit · Judas · quisling · renegade · perfidy · infidelity
expose
Make known publicly
- corruptionDishonest abuse of power
- misconductImproper professional behavior
- disclosureAct of revealing information
whistleblower · testimony · evidence · transparency · accountability · ethics · reporting · truth · integrity · oversight