Definition of a sleuth
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'police officer': |
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Definitions include: a mean person; "jerk"; "asshole". |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: a member of the police force. |
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Definitions include: a member of the federal government. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: a police officer. |
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Definitions include: police, usually in cars. |
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Definitions include: a police officer. |
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Definitions include: university. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: See fed. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: In Association with the Clifton Bloods in Colorado. Blifton is the Nickname that they gave the town. |
| Definitions include: To leave. |
| Definitions include: under the influence of methamphetamine. |
| Definitions include: An Erection. |
| Definitions include: exclamatory statement. |
| Definitions include: To get cleaned up and dressed nicely. |
| Definitions include: under the influence of drugs in most cases, or alcohol. |
| Definitions include: to be in a relationship. |
| Definitions include: acronym for "other people's property". |
| Definitions include: sexually aroused. |
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