The term 'fink' carries a strong negative judgment and suggests betrayal.

Negative Connotation

'Fink' is informal and more common in spoken language rather than formal writing.

Colloquial Use

Some people may not be familiar with 'fink', so be mindful of your audience.

Using 'fink' implies informal or petty telling, not serious legal reporting.

Being called a 'fink' often suggests someone is disliked for their actions.

The term 'fink' is more common in American English than British English.

'Fink' as a verb suggests revealing information that someone trusted you to keep.

Threatening to 'fink' can be used to gain leverage or assert power in a situation.