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dime
verb
to betray, to inform on US, 1970- Cut the crap. I know you dimed me out on this. I know you went right to Sennett when I said I’d had a thing with a judge. — Scott Turow, Personal Injuries, p. 199, 1999
- "The same goes if you dime me.” — James Lee Burke, Last Car to Elysian Fields, p. 320, 2003
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