Definition of ecilop
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'police officer': |
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Definitions include: a cop. |
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Definitions include: Short for Royal Canadian Mounted 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 detective. |
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Definitions include: a police officer. |
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Definitions include: a police officer. |
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Definitions include: Police. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: the police. |
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Definitions include: a police officer. |
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Definitions include: police |
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Definitions include: a mean person; "jerk"; "asshole". |
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Definitions include: the police or the "po-po" originated from Harlem. |
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Definitions include: Police, Authorities. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: "excuse me". |
| Definitions include: any belief or approach to solving a problem that one doesn't agree with. |
| Definitions include: to accept someone's offer. |
| Definitions include: a derogatory term dealing with a promiscuous female. |
| Definitions include: a derogatory term for a small town or rural area. |
| Definitions include: to perform music enthusiastically. |
| Definitions include: A derogatory term used to describe an idiotic Republican, or Republicans in general, by a member of an opposing political party. |
| Definitions include: You are a real drippings, the best part of you ran down someone's leg (or something's leg). |
| Definitions include: a slatternly female, usually with loose sexual tendencies |
| Definitions include: a normal male. |
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