Rat
The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 25
a sneak, an informer, a turn-coat, one who changes his party for interest. The late Sir Robert Peel was called the RAT , or the Tamworth rat catcher , for altering his views on the Roman Catholic question. From RATS deserting ve els about to sink. The term is often used amongst printers to denote one who works under price. Old cant for a clergyman.
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