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A police officer or member of law enforcement

A police officer who looks for evidence as part of solving a crime

An armed person working to provide order, security, discipline, punishment, and prevent escapes of prisoners in a jail that answers to a warden

A person who protects or defends something

Any of various eight-legged, predatory arthropods, of the order Araneae

An arrest for illegal activity

To buy or purchase something

To get or take possession of

To unlawfully take possession of something

To acquire or gain, especially in return for one's effort or behavior

To adopt or assume a pose

To admit or acknowledge that something is the case or that one feels a certain way

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Noun

A police officer or member of law enforcement

officer of the law

law-enforcement agent

law-enforcement officer

forces of law and order

long arm of the law

law enforcement

police constable

law enforcement officer

black and white

traffic officer

law enforcement agent

military police

mounted police officer

police officers

police department

officers of the law

law enforcement officers

drug enforcement officer

soldier of rank

law enforcement agency

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“The cop explained that the owner of the house wanted the goose returned to where he belonged and that it could not continue living on his front porch.”

Noun

A police officer who looks for evidence as part of solving a crime

private investigator

private detective

detective constable

detective inspector

detective sergeant

detective superintendent

detective chief inspector

detective chief superintendent

plainclothes officer

Sherlock Holmes

undercover agent

intelligence agent

secret service agent

fifth columnist

plainclothesman

cloak-and-dagger man

private operative

investigative journalist

espionage agent

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Noun

An armed person working to provide order, security, discipline, punishment, and prevent escapes of prisoners in a jail that answers to a warden

corrections officer

correctional officer

prison wardress

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Noun

A person who protects or defends something

knight in shining armour

security officer

tower of strength

knight on a white charger

protection officer

supervisory body

guardian spirit

fairy godmother

ministering angel

correctional officer

corrections officer

knight in shining armor

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Noun

Any of various eight-legged, predatory arthropods, of the order Araneae

Noun

An arrest for illegal activity

time up the river

being imprisoned

being taken into custody

being taken captive

being taken prisoner

forceful holding

taking into custody

protective custody

preventive custody

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Verb

To buy or purchase something

“I was about to cop a new pair of boots, but it would be nice if you could cop them for me.”

Verb

To get or take possession of

take into custody

feel your collar

get one's fingers on

place under arrest

get your hands on

take in for questioning

put behind bars

take possession

possess oneself of

take possession of

take receipt of

keep in custody

hold in custody

place in custody

put into custody

remand in custody

gain possession of

put the cuffs on

take advantage of

grasp with both hands

welcome with open arms

grab with both hands

go for enthusiastically

show enthusiasm for

put the snare on

make the most of

avail oneself of

derive benefit from

put to advantage

turn to account

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“Concertgoers rushed pell-mell through the doors to cop the seats closest to the front.”

Verb

To unlawfully take possession of something

help oneself to

take for oneself

have one's fingers in the till

have sticky fingers

be light-fingered

take possession of

hold for ransom

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Verb

To acquire or gain, especially in return for one's effort or behavior

scrape together

come into possession of

possess oneself of

get your hands on

take possession of

take receipt of

get one's mitts on

be presented with

have conferred on one

get possession of

be provided with

be appointed to

beg borrow or steal

bring to fruition

make a profit of

win possession of

be in receipt of

succeed in making

get as a result

fall to the lot

accept delivery of

take into one's possession

agree to receive

get the job done

keep faith with

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

fulfill one's potential

follow through on

bring to completion

follow through with

make a purchase of

go shopping for

get in exchange

make the purchase of

make a purchase

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Verb

To adopt or assume a pose

give the appearance of

make a pretence of

go through the motions of

put on a false front

pass oneself off as

lay it on thick

go through the motions

put up a front of

assume the role

be hypocritical

give appearance of

put on a false display

pretend to have

profess to have

do an impression of

follow in footsteps

do an impression

put up a smoke screen

hide one's feelings

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Verb

To admit or acknowledge that something is the case or that one feels a certain way

allow to be valid

make clean breast

be conscious of

take something on board

get off your chest

swear up and down

make a clean breast

go into details

spill the beans about

make a clean breast of

blow the lid off

come out of the closet

spill your guts

blow the gaff on

bring into the open

come out of closet

be cognizant of

be of the same opinion

be of the same mind

be conscious that

declare publicly

acknowledge publicly

make a public declaration of

get the picture

get the message

become aware of

pay attention to

get the drift of

have an aha moment

make head or tail of

become conscious of

get the hang of

get to the bottom of

show consideration for

become cognizant of

act in accordance with

sympathize with

show regard for

take into account

have due regard for

feel in one's bones

be in conformity with

be in accordance with

fall in line with

get the point of

familiarize oneself with

absorb mentally

take into consideration

take cognizance of

catch the drift

have knowledge of

get wind of the fact

get wise to the fact

make a distinction

make certain of

get one's head around

get the idea of

get the message about

get the picture about

get the impression

catch a glimpse of

get your head round

have a sensation of

be sensitive to

see the point of

have a handle on

wrap one's mind round

sympathise with

give thought to

have information

have a funny feeling

get the impression of

philosophize^US

philosophise^UK

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

catch on to the fact

accept the validity of

acknowledge the validity of

commiserate with

admit the validity of

become conscious

have a high regard for

set at variance

have experience of

catch the drift of

see what's what

get to the bottom

perceive the meaning of

get clued up about

know for certain

get through one's head

get a glimpse of

throw in the towel

go with the flow

give allegiance to

differentialize

be on the track

be on the trail of

be on the track of

resign oneself to

tell the difference

discern a difference

see a difference

draw a distinction

know what's what

make allowances for

take for granted

make a guess at

be given to understand

be of the opinion

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

have a sneaking suspicion of

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