• Cops, police.

  5-O at the party!

  by Krunk, CA, USA, Dec 20 1998.

noun

• the police. Pronounced 5-Oh

  The 5-0 are coming to break up the fight.

  by Kristen O., Feb 04 2006.

• police. Usually used in a derogatory way twards police.

  We better dip before 5.0 gets here.

  by Kenton H., Gaithersburg, MD, USA, Jan 01 2000.

• The police. Origin: 1980 Mel Gibson film Mad Max

  by Brad W., Portland, OR, USA, Feb 03 2003.

• Police, usually in cars; reference to flashing red light on police cars.

  Jimmy was doing 90 and got chased by the cherry-tops.

  by Erin H., Cleveland, OH, USA, Apr 28 2002.

• Police, because of the copper buttons they used to wear on their uniforms.

  The coppers are after us!

  by Amber S., San Francisco, CA, USA, Apr 03 2002.

• police

  Here come the d's.

  by Regan-Grace, Apr 21 2004.

• pronounced "eckee lopp." Ecilop is simply police spelt backwards. lol, but this term is spreading everywhere in Britain.

  dont get stoked man, the Ecilop are behind us.

  by Thomas S., Liverpool, Liverpool, UK, Feb 04 2000.

• Federal Government (Canada), or department of Federal Government).

  Don't let the feds find out about your cash business.

  by Morton T., Canada, Jul 16 1998.

• The police.

  Where ever we go the feds be trying to stop us.

  by Lil W., DC, USA, Feb 11 2000.

• Police. Authorities.

  Oh shit! We got the fuzz behind us!

  by Blaze, WV, USA, Jun 11 1998.

• Police.

  Oh shit, we got the fuzz tailing us.

  by Fader, USA, Jun 23 1998.

• policeman.

  Here come the fuzz.

  by Aaron L., Coldwater, MI, USA, Jul 03 1998.

• a derogatory term directed to the police- circa 1960's.

  Watch out you do not want to be caught by the fuzz.

  by Charly C., Southern Blvd, Chatham, NJ 07928, USA, Nov 27 1999.

• the police.

  Here come the fuzz.

  by Ralph M., Charlotte, NC, USA, Jan 25 2002.

• cops or police.

  i dont wanna be here when the fuzz comes.

  by Vanessa, Miami, FL 33125, USA, Feb 27 2003.

• police

  You guys get out of there when the fuzz shows up.

  by Zack, Otterson Dr, Ottawa, ON, Canada, Jun 06 2003.

• the police.

  The party was raided with fuzz.

  by Charlie P., Nov 18 2001.

• The police or any authority group. FBI, CIA, State Troopers, etc.

  Run! it's the fuzz!

  by Anonymous, CT, USA, Jan 28 2008.

• a police officer. rhyming slang: grass hopper... copper.

  the grassies are on their way

  by Kris S., Sep 10 2003.

• 1) Heat is another term, or lang word for obvious. 2) To be under the heat is to see a hot girl/boy and become horny.

  Man why do you always have to act so heat?

  by Steffy K., Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Nov 19 2001.

• A shoot out; to shoot.

  Let my 9 millimeter bring up the heat.

  by Chikko, San Rafael, CA, USA, Jun 11 2002.

• 1. (noun) known to be a place or person that is associated with a high likelihood of being caught or arested by authorities or police. 2. (noun) police or authorities. origin - heat being in a hot situation or the feeling of sweatiness from being in a hot situation.

  No way man, that place is heat.

  Watch it - there's heat right over there.

  by Travis W., Edmonton, AB, Canada, Jul 26 2002.

• A firearm.

  He's packing heat.

  by Ashleigh, Topeka, KS, USA, Aug 20 2002.

• to have real loud speakers with a hole lot of bass .

  dawg them speakers are heatin' out of control

  by Anonymous, Jun 11 2004.

• the blame.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 09 2009.

• Police.

  The hot boys is behind us.

  by Shanika, Mar 11 2003.

• Police Officer Origin: East Coast.

  That jake is always trying to set up borhtas up on trumpedup charges, right K?

  by Caleb K., Hawaii, USA, Aug 17 1998.

• cop. police officer.

  Look out for them Jakes.

  by Jonathan G., Queens, NY, USA, May 16 1999.

• in good standing.

  You can criticize Frank but Matt is Jake with me.

  by Patrick B., River Ridge, LA, USA, Nov 26 1999.

• a state of well being where one owes nothing and nothing is owed.

  Now that you've paid up, we're jake.

  by Patrick B., River Ridge, LA, USA, Feb 25 2000.

• Writer's block.

  I've got jake.

  I hate jake.

  by Anonymous, Nov 07 2001.

• sucka. seattle, wa.

  That foo ain't nothin but a Jake.

  by Jacob M., Mt Vernon, WA, USA, Feb 07 2002.

• Dorky, dumb. Used mostly on the East Coast.

  That was so jake, man.

  by Danielle, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Mar 23 2002.

• old movies often use the phrase to mean "all right."

  If you want to, that's jake with me!

  by Martin T., USA, Apr 09 2002.

• A cheap ripoff, pathetic, or lame.

  Man, that game is totally jake!

  by Layen, OH, USA, Jul 27 2002.

• jake n 1. derogatory term, MORON. Note: can apply to females even though the word is actually a male name.

  Look at that Jake in the Taurus.

  by MrTwist, Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 18 2002.

• Fine, O.K. alright.

  I'm jake with that.

  by Steve T., Edmonton, AB, Canada, Sep 26 2002.

• police officer

  by Leonard R., Saint Petersburg, FL, USA, May 20 2004.

• good, well, satisfactory.

  By his broad smile I knew all was jake.

  by Rick B., San Diego, CA, USA, Jul 07 2004.

• cop

  by c.mioch, Jan 18 2005.

noun

• Jake or jook, slang for police officer(s) in the New England area. synonims: cops, The beast, the law, blue suits, etc...

  by Anonymous, Aug 03 2004.

• a cop.

  Oh man, Johnny-Law's creeping by.

  by Cass, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 14 2001.

• The Police.

  Man, Johnny Law was all over my ass last nite!

  by Brian J., Memphis, TN, USA, Aug 18 2002.

• police

  by don m., Georgia, USA, Apr 18 2009.

• police.

  Uh, oh! Look out, man..manny.

  by julie m., Las Vegas, NV, USA, Aug 12 1998.

• Noun. Basically, a male nanny.

  Todd is getting a job as a live-in manny at the Simpson house.

  by Andrew H., Dunwoody, GA, USA, Feb 17 2003.