turncoat , , also: turncloak literary

Yet over the last year, turncoats have seemed ever more ready to talk.

Public meetings wrote him off as a turncoat or worse.

For that, she has been denounced by the association as a turncoat.

Samba's own people came to view him as a turncoat.

"It's obvious you have at least one turncoat in your crowd."

He was just a former player being perceived as a turncoat by the fans.

And it's nothing more than what they deserve, for they're a band of turncoats.

Although criticized by many as a turncoat, he was an able administrator.

Chapman offered his services to them as a turncoat agent.

He could be an even better turncoat than I am.'

"To that place from which you and your turncoat crew will never fetch him back."

Many Palestinians assume the information needed for hits comes from turncoats.

"Sure, you're tough with that in your hands," the turncoat said.

This is turncoat which gives you a chance to be dichotomous!

But a few have denounced him as a turncoat and promised to continue fighting.

There, assisted by a turncoat American official, they quickly take control of the aircraft.

Still perhaps not all such turncoats were so finished.

Jonah is accused by the survivors of being a turncoat.

He makes his sister a widow by executing her turncoat husband.

Now they come mostly from young blacks, who view him as a turncoat whose time, like that of the Government he serves, is running out.

But it wasn't only hunger for money that made him a turncoat.

The turncoat found himself held, face to face with his opponent.

But he's a gutless turncoat and we both know him from eternity.

However the Tories may end up needing a certain number of turncoats.

Others may find it easier simply being a turncoat.