Grass
Sing
Sing verb - To give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activities.
Usage example: once he saw the kind of jail time he was facing, the suspect was singing loud and clear to the police
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Synonyms for Sing
Grass and sing are semantically related (British) in British slang topic. Sometimes you can use "Grass" instead a verb "Sing", if it concerns topics such as inform.
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Both words in one sentence
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In New York state, Rosette flops down on the grass and begins to sing a musical version of Edgar Allan Poe's poem Israfel.
Source: Distant Duet - The original 1973 version is best remembered for the scene with the wicker man itself, standing in a grass field, while the townsfolk sing "Sumer is Icumen In".
- Shrek and Donkey enter Lord Farquaad's castle and are greeted by musical wooden puppets at the Information Center, who sing, "Please keep off of the grass / Shine your shoes / Wipe your...FACE." Made funnier, because as the puppets sing, they also mime/dance what they're singing.
Source: Last-Second Word Swap
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