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"Ratted me out" is an informal expression that means someone informed on or betrayed another person, often revealing secrets or wrongdoing. It typically implies a sense of betrayal, where the person who "rats out" someone shares information that could lead to negative consequences for that individual. The phrase is commonly used in contexts involving friends, peers, or groups where loyalty is expected.

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