Cool MateMeaning of Squealers
Informers or tattle-tales, often revealing secrets about wrongdoing.
In simple words: People who tell on others, especially about bad behavior.
Squealers in a sentence
- The kids called him a squealer after he told the teacher about their prank.
- In the gang, nobody trusts the squealers; they fear being betrayed.
- She doesn't like squealers, especially those who expose secrets for personal gain.
- The movie portrayed squealers in a very negative light, highlighting their betrayal.
- Being a squealer may seem safe, but it can lead to a lot of trouble.
How to use Squealers
Used colloquially to refer to people who inform on others, usually in a negative context. Avoid in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Imagine a pig squealing when it sees a threat, like someone revealing secrets.
Related words
Collocations with Squealers
- trust a squealer
- label someone a squealer
- squealers in the group
Synonyms for Squealers
- informers
- tattle-tales
- snitches
- betrayers
Opposites of Squealers
- whistleblowers
- team players
Common mistakes with Squealers
- Confused with 'whistleblowers', which implies legal reporting.
- Using it in positive contexts, as it's generally negative.
- Placing 'squealers' in formal settings.
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Frequently asked questions about Squealers
What does Squealers mean?
People who tell on others, especially about bad behavior.
What is the definition of Squealers?
Informers or tattle-tales, often revealing secrets about wrongdoing.
How do you use Squealers in a sentence?
The kids called him a squealer after he told the teacher about their prank.
Can you give another example of Squealers?
In the gang, nobody trusts the squealers; they fear being betrayed.
What are synonyms for Squealers?
Common alternatives include informers, tattle-tales, snitches, betrayers.
What is the opposite of Squealers?
Opposite meanings include whistleblowers, team players.
What words go with Squealers?
It commonly pairs with trust a squealer, label someone a squealer, squealers in the group.
What are common mistakes when using Squealers?
Confused with 'whistleblowers', which implies legal reporting. Using it in positive contexts, as it's generally negative. Placing 'squealers' in formal settings.
How do you pronounce Squealers?
US: //ˈskwiːlərz//, UK: //ˈskwiːləz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Squealers formal or informal?
"Squealers" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use Squealers?
Used colloquially to refer to people who inform on others, usually in a negative context. Avoid in formal writing.