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Noun(1) uncomplimentary terms for a policeman(2) policeperson
Verb(1) take by theft(2) take into custody

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Noun(1) uncomplimentary terms for a policeman(2) policeperson
Verb(1) take by theft(2) take into custody

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(1) It's a ferocious and demanding sport and it takes a very special sort of bloke to put their body on their line, but it takes an even more courageous and humble man to go into a game knowing his team is about to cop a flogging.(2) will you cop it from your dad if you get back late?(3) So what's an ordinary citizen, or cop or government official to do with that in mind?(4) I knew about three or four places to cop , all in the immediate area.(5) Besides, even if you were to cop that kiss, you would not magically get A's or stop daydreaming.(6) They get paid millions to cop an attitude and are allowed to fail to deliver the goods on the field, court, or what have you.(7) They finally figure a way to cop his coins and they leave LWM to get arrested for digging a hole in the ground.(8) If a person is caught traveling above the average speed they will cop multiple fines and lose several more points.(9) Jerry Vick I think probably was the most effective vice cop I've ever seen.(10) a cop in a patrol car gave chase(11) Then there were the subsequent occasions I was unfortunate enough to cop an earful.(12) Let the government cop the political flak for spending taxpayers' money on this instead of heart operations.(13) We'd been through a really tough week in Dublin so, to be honest, we expected to cop some backlash.(14) We are going to cop flak from everywhere, but we are used to that.(15) This was roundly contradicted by the top cop responsible for traffic policing.(16) Of course, a player tends to cop this type of attitude when he knows his days with his current employer are numbered.

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(1) It's a ferocious and demanding sport and it takes a very special sort of bloke to put their body on their line, but it takes an even more courageous and humble man to go into a game knowing his team is about to cop a flogging.(2) will you cop it from your dad if you get back late?(3) So what's an ordinary citizen, or cop or government official to do with that in mind?(4) I knew about three or four places to cop , all in the immediate area.(5) Besides, even if you were to cop that kiss, you would not magically get A's or stop daydreaming.(6) They get paid millions to cop an attitude and are allowed to fail to deliver the goods on the field, court, or what have you.(7) They finally figure a way to cop his coins and they leave LWM to get arrested for digging a hole in the ground.(8) If a person is caught traveling above the average speed they will cop multiple fines and lose several more points.(9) Jerry Vick I think probably was the most effective vice cop I've ever seen.(10) a cop in a patrol car gave chase(11) Then there were the subsequent occasions I was unfortunate enough to cop an earful.(12) Let the government cop the political flak for spending taxpayers' money on this instead of heart operations.(13) We'd been through a really tough week in Dublin so, to be honest, we expected to cop some backlash.(14) We are going to cop flak from everywhere, but we are used to that.(15) This was roundly contradicted by the top cop responsible for traffic policing.(16) Of course, a player tends to cop this type of attitude when he knows his days with his current employer are numbered.

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(1) traffic cop

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(1) traffic cop

Synonyms

Noun

1. fuzz

2. pig

4. bull

Verb

5. hook

6. glom

7. snitch

8. thieve

9. knock off

Synonyms

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Noun

1. fuzz

2. pig

4. bull

Verb

5. hook

6. glom

7. snitch

8. thieve

9. knock off

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