leaker

"He does more damage on the record than any leaker that I've ever seen."

A leaker does not have to work for an intelligence agency to face discipline.

"They're still looking for his dad's leaker, or whatever it was."

I just don't want to pick up the drunken leaker.

You have to tell us what a Leaker is."

"He wanted me to handle this behind closed doors, without even revealing the name of the leaker," she said.

The interest in prosecuting this leaker is trivial by comparison.

But many such "leaks" don't work out the way the leaker expected.

I'm not going to become the leaker in chief."

"He was the most hawkish member of the board for finding the leaker," she added.

"Our board is happy to know that the leaker is caught," she said.

She wondered if that glove was a leaker, too.

Perhaps, there were other journalists on the Telegraph who thought the same as me (and the leaker obviously did).

The president is revealed as the leaker in chief."

Could The Times corroborate that he was not the leaker?

All the leaker managed to do was to provoke a bogus political row.

"The government admits that the leaker could be anyone, government personnel included."

Is a leaker serving the country by revealing wrongly suppressed facts?

What miserable leaker spilled all that back in October?

They can't even find a leaker in the White House."

More than a year ago, Mr. Bush vowed to fire the leaker.

He said contempt charges might be warranted if the leaker could be found.

"We'd have every leaker out of town before sundown," the Attorney General said.

The Oregonian called it "a leaker with corroding drain lines".

Is Official A a leaker or just a facilitator?