Examples of 'i will rat' in a sentence
Meaning of "i will rat"
i will rat - This phrase is often used to mean that the speaker will inform on someone or reveal information, usually to authorities or law enforcement. It is a colloquial expression for betraying someone's trust by disclosing their secrets or wrongdoings
How to use "i will rat" in a sentence
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i will rat
I will rat that guy.
Hand that money back or I will rat on you.
I will rat on him to the teacher and foil his plan.
You will give me the stuff or I will rat on you.
I will rat him out to Raji.
You are worried that I will rat about the shady guy.
I will rat if I stay in here.
You will not let me go because you are worried I will rat about the Shady guy.
Or else, I will rat you out using a megaphone.
Get Harry out of there tomorrow or I will rat you out.
If you're worried I will rat you out for cheating on the LSATs.
They could whack me in here as easy asNoutside . They are afraid I will rat them out.
They are afraid I will rat them out.
I will rat you all out!
Then pay or I will rat on you.
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I will rat out everyone!
Pay me or I will rat on you.
I will rat that guy . - I think we can do that.
Before you rat on him, I will rat on you to him.
I will rat if I stay in here . Your mom 's right.
Because you're worried I will rat about the Shady guy.
I will rat you out!
You do not do exactly as I say, and I will rat you out Not for you.
Maybe I will rat you out . What do you think?
You are not afraid I will rat you out?
I will rat on you to your Son-in-law.
But if you do that, I will rat him out.
I will rat if I stay in here . I will rat!
Aren't you afraid I will rat you out to Junior?
What are you gonna do, rat me out? - Maybe I will rat you out.
If I go to jail I will rat your ass out faster than you can say " boo.
Now, get rid of him, or I will rat you out.
You are worried that I will rat about the shady guy . You will not let me go.
Him, with his pig face! I will rat you all out!
Scared I will rat on you?
Run! He ratted on me . I will rat on him.
If you leave lunch again, I will rat on you to your Son-in-law.
Baaaan! If you lose in disgrace, I will rat you out to Elaine!
