supergrass
IPA: supɝgræs
noun
- An informer providing substantial quantities of information on criminal or terrorist activities to the police.
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Examples of "supergrass" in Sentences
- All the other pictures of Supergrass are great though.
- I don't think Supergrass are an alternative rock band.
- I went away from the Supergrass discography for a while.
- Please join if you can help out with Supergrass articles.
- Supergrass are an English alternative rock band from Oxford.
- This was also the last Supergrass single to be released on cassette.
- As far articles for successful bands go, the Supergrass article is tiny.
- I love supergrass, the most underrated band in the history of the world.
- And so Supergrass currently still is a band, and will be until after that date.
- Snarfangel: Anderson has been named by a "supergrass" convicted of conspiracy to murder who will give evidence next week.
- The case is based around so-called supergrass evidence supplied by Newtownabbey brothers David Stewart (38) and Robert Stewart
- Mr Ervine told Spotlight that a senior north Belfast loyalist's apparent decision to become a "supergrass" could harden the position.
- What are your views of the reports that Mohammed Siddique Khan met Mohammed Junaid Babar the key 'supergrass' prosecution witness in the current 'Operation Crevice' trial ?
- Brian Ervine, the new leader of the political party associated with the UVF, told Spotlight that a senior north Belfast loyalist's apparent decision to become a "supergrass" could harden the position.
- Were they at the camp with 'supergrass' Mohammed Junad Barbar, the key witness for the prosecution in the current ongoing terrorism trial codenamed Crevice thwarted fertiliser-bomb vehicle plot at the Old Bailey?
- Anderson has been named by a "supergrass" convicted of conspiracy to murder who will give evidence next week. marcpen: A supergrass is a high level ex-gang member who 'turns Queen's Evidence' to become a prosecution witness.
- Families of the July 7 victims hit out today after it emerged that an al-Qaida 'supergrass' who set up a training camp attended by the mastermind of the London bombings has been freed after only four and a half years in prison.
- Along with 'supergrass' Mark Burcombe and Noel Dillon, who has since killed himself, the friends had been drinking in Brown's Tandragee flat when Andrew spoke derogatorily about UVF commander Richard Jameson, who had been gunned down by the LVF two weeks earlier.
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