Words and phrases that have a meaning related to policeman: (166 results)
Often used in the same context:
policewoman, constable, cop, police, soldier, sergeant, patrolman, shopkeeper, fireman, officers, bystander, taximan, solider, detective, man, trooper, colonel, grenade thrower, corporal, askari, pfcs, militiaman, postman, bodyguard, rioter, protester, cabbie, serviceman, lieutenant, drug peddler, motorcyclist, barman, guardsman, warder, squaddie, medic, villager, firefighter, brigadier, warden, plainclothes, motorist, gendarme, civil servant, assailant, plain clothes, gunman, commissionaire, fusilier, beggar, priest, reservist, paratrooper, patrol, woman, doorman, taxidriver, cameraman, schoolteacher, scooterist, sargeant, bailiff, mourner, informer, havildar, lieutenant colonel, signaller, clergyman, paramedic, rifleman, lance corporal, dustman, looter, landrover, journalist, lawman, military policeman, patrolwoman, laborer, mugger, pensioner, cabdriver, townsman, truckie, peacekeeper, suicide bomber, thug, inspector, housebreaker, sentry, storekeeper, taxi, jawan, watchman, waiter, minibus, aircraftman, teenager, ganger, milkman, ousa, gangster, policemen, chauffeur, doctor, bartender, foreman, orderly, fisherman, porter, captain
More specific:
bobby, bull, copper, fuzz, investigator, motorcycle cop, motorcycle policeman, mountie, pig, police captain, police chief, police detective, police matron, shoofly, speed cop, state trooper, tec, traffic cop
Appears in the definition of:
abuse, ahorseback, beat, bobby, book, bull, captain, chase, collar, contretemps, cop, copper, down, flatfoot, fuzz, gendarme, incorrupt, in sight, motorcycle cop, motorcycle policeman, patrolman, pig, pointsman, point duty, policewoman, police captain, police chief, police matron, politely, round, security, speed cop, traffic cop
More general:
law officer, peace officer
Synonyms:
Also try:officer, police officer
— Adjectives for policeman: young, military, white, local, uniformed, former, big, second, black, single, tall, more...
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