Word "COP" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
uncomplimentary terms for a policeman
Synonyms:
bull, copper, fuzz, pig

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
take into custody
Synonyms:
apprehend, arrest, collar, nab, nail, pick up

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
take by theft
Synonyms:
glom, hook, knock off, snitch, thieve

Crossword Clues for COP

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Police personnel, slangily
Bobby, to some
Policeman Mirror Quick 12 Apr 2024
Lawman about to get work Mirror Cryptic 12 Apr 2024
"Beverly Hills ___," film starring Eddie Murphy
Robber's pursuer
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 16 Mar 2024
One in the San Francisco PD? (3)
Officer Eugene Sheffer 13 Mar 2024
Member of the thin blue line
Police officer, slang (3)
Badge wearer Newsday 10 Mar 2024
Law enforcement officer (coll.) (3)
Paul Blart: Mall ___
Paul Blart: Mall ___ (2009 movie)
Law enforcer with a radar gun, informally
Police officer (inf) (3)
Admit (to) New York Times 08 Feb 2024
A fair WPC? (3)
Police officer, informally
Police officer The Times Concise 01 Feb 2024
Blue Bloods occupation
Police officer, slangily
Local policeman may be firm on parking (3)
Law enforcer The Sun Two Speed 19 Jan 2024
Flatfoot beginning to compromise operation The Sun Two Speed 19 Jan 2024
Squad car driver Universal 12 Jan 2024
"The Good ___" (2018 Netflix series)
Force member Thomas Joseph 10 Jan 2024
Criminal catcher, informally
Ticket master
Character in a "buddy" movie Universal 07 Jan 2024
Job on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" New York Times Mini 03 Jan 2024
"Beverly Hills __"; Eddie Murphy film TV 31 Dec 2023
Police officer, slangily
Policeman Mirror Quick 25 Dec 2023
Firm with quiet lawman Mirror Cryptic 25 Dec 2023
Policeman Mirror Tea Time 25 Dec 2023
One with a radar gun, informally
Policeman involved in heroic operation (3) Puzzler Cryptic 22 Dec 2023
“Blue Bloods” extra Eugene Sheffer 12 Dec 2023
Criminal catcher, informally
Police officer Eugene Sheffer 09 Dec 2023
Police officer Universal 08 Dec 2023
Fuzzy figure?
Officer of the law, informally
Admit (to) New York Times 30 Nov 2023
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 29 Nov 2023
One who enforces the law, informally
Police force member, informally
Police officer, informally
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 17 Oct 2023
"Beverly Hills ___," film starring Eddie Murphy
Police officer, informally
Own up (to) New York Times 20 Sep 2023
Officer Eugene Sheffer 31 Aug 2023
Police officer, informally
Member of the force Thomas Joseph 28 Aug 2023
Police officer New York Times 28 Aug 2023
Jake Peralta in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," informally
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 14 Jul 2023
LAPD figure, informally
LAPD figure, informally
"Blue Bloods" extra LA Times Daily 17 Jun 2023
Beat ___ New York Times 17 Jun 2023
'Good' or 'bad' questioner New York Times 25 May 2023
Member of the force Thomas Joseph 23 May 2023
NYPD officer, informally
Person on a beat New York Times 09 May 2023
"What a __-out!" LA Times Daily 07 May 2023
Criminal catcher, informally
Flatfoot Wall Street Journal 26 Apr 2023
Police force member, informally
Crime drama character LA Times Daily 23 Apr 2023
Rip off Newsday 15 Apr 2023
Speeding ticket issuer, slangily
Police car driver, informally
Perp catcher Premier Sunday 09 Apr 2023
Admit (to) Universal 05 Apr 2023
"Blue Bloods" extra Eugene Sheffer 09 Mar 2023
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 08 Mar 2023
Police officer, slangily
Police officer (sl.) The Telegraph Quick 01 Feb 2023
Police officer Eugene Sheffer 17 Jan 2023
One who issues tickets, informally
Policeman Canadiana 12 Dec 2022
Crime-fighting officer, informally
Arrest using firm pressure The Times Cryptic 22 Nov 2022
Person on a beat Newsday 20 Nov 2022
Firm with quiet officer The Times Cryptic 16 Nov 2022
One who issues tickets, informally
Chase's job in "PAW Patrol" Family Time 07 Nov 2022
Police, informally
"Beverly Hills ___" Family Time 17 Oct 2022
Police officer Family Time 10 Oct 2022
Person upholding the law Family Time 25 Sep 2022
Member of the force Thomas Joseph 24 Aug 2022
Police officer New York Times 01 Aug 2022
Booking agent? Wall Street Journal 28 Jul 2022
Policeman The Times Concise 21 Jul 2022
"That's a total ___-out!" Universal 06 Jul 2022
Police officer, informally
Radar user Newsday 26 Jun 2022
Booking agent? Wall Street Journal 09 Jun 2022
"Law & Order" extra Universal 25 May 2022
Force member Thomas Joseph 04 May 2022
One who issues tickets, informally
"Chicago P.D." extra LA Times Daily 25 Apr 2022
'Chicago P.D.' extra The Washington Post 25 Apr 2022
Take, as a plea Universal 18 Apr 2022
Police officer Newsday 18 Apr 2022
One who may ask for your license and registration, informally
Member of the force Thomas Joseph 04 Apr 2022
One who issues tickets, informally
One who stops a speeder, informally
"Chicago P.D." character, informally
One on the force Newsday 27 Feb 2022
Policeman, slang Canadiana 21 Feb 2022
Force member Thomas Joseph 17 Feb 2022
'That's a total ___-out' USA Today 04 Feb 2022
Police officer, slangily
___ a plea
Own up (to) New York Times 07 Jan 2022
Booking figure Wall Street Journal 06 Jan 2022
Chaser of the bad guys Family Time 26 Dec 2021
"That's a ___-out!" Universal 24 Dec 2021
Ticket issuer, informally
Catch a police officer The Times Cryptic 20 Dec 2021
Get, slangily New York Times 19 Dec 2021
Police officer Family Time 19 Dec 2021
Person upholding the law Family Time 05 Dec 2021
Police force member, informally
Filch LA Times Daily 21 Nov 2021
Police officer Family Time 08 Nov 2021
Booking figure Wall Street Journal 04 Nov 2021
Police officer Newsday 19 Oct 2021
Squad car driver Newsday 17 Oct 2021
Police officer The Telegraph Quick 12 Oct 2021
Law enforcer
Steal New York Times 09 Sep 2021
Crime fighter Family Time 06 Sep 2021
Ticket issuer, slangily
Speeding ticket issuer, slangily
Admit (to) New York Times 11 Jul 2021
Purchase, informally USA Today 11 Jul 2021
Police force member, informally
Ticket-issuing officer, slangily
Catch bluebottle
"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure
Beat walker Thomas Joseph 11 May 2021
Admit (to) Wall Street Journal 20 Apr 2021
Extra in a procedural New York Times 15 Apr 2021
'But you say it in a tweet, that's a ___-out' (Swift lyric) USA Today 07 Apr 2021
Acquire, informally USA Today 05 Apr 2021
"Beverly Hills —" Eugene Sheffer 03 Apr 2021
Police officer, informally
Admit, with 'to' The Washington Post Sunday 21 Mar 2021
Admit, with "to" LA Times Daily 21 Mar 2021
Admit, with 'to' The Washington Post 21 Mar 2021
Admit (to) New York Times 20 Mar 2021
Force member Thomas Joseph 17 Mar 2021
Policeman, informally
Officer Eugene Sheffer 06 Feb 2021
___-out (poor excuse) Universal 09 Jan 2021
Policeman The Telegraph Quick 22 Dec 2020
"Blue Bloods" extra Eugene Sheffer 12 Dec 2020
Purchase, informally USA Today 21 Nov 2020
Jake Peralta in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
NYPD figure, informally
Filch New York Times 23 Oct 2020
___-out (poor excuse) The Washington Post Sunday 27 Sep 2020
Member of the force Thomas Joseph 31 Aug 2020
Steal, in slang New York Times 11 Aug 2020
Catch officer
Police officer Eugene Sheffer 01 Aug 2020
Olivia Benson's profession USA Today 26 Jul 2020
Officer who issues a ticket, informally
Protector of the peace Family Time 21 Jun 2020
Ticket distributor Newsday 19 Jun 2020
Ticket issuer New York Times 02 Jun 2020
Beat walker Newsday 24 May 2020
Police officer, informally
See 23 Across The Washington Post Sunday 17 May 2020
__ a plea The Washington Post 12 May 2020
__ a plea LA Times Daily 12 May 2020
Just about every character on 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' New York Times 04 May 2020
Police officer, slangily
'That's a ___-out!' USA Today 01 Apr 2020
Perp pursuer Premier Sunday 23 Feb 2020
Booking expert Wall Street Journal 06 Feb 2020
Police officer, informally
Word used with "buddy" in many action films involving the police
___-out (unsatisfying answer, say) USA Today 30 Dec 2019
Pursuer in a chase scene USA Today 23 Nov 2019
Steal, slang Canadiana 11 Nov 2019
Steal, in slang
Beat walker New York Times 03 Nov 2019
Beat walker
Robber chaser, in a children's game
Robber chaser, in a children's game New York Times 21 Oct 2019
One may direct traffic Universal 15 Sep 2019
Citation provider New York Times 14 Sep 2019
Steal, in slang LA Times Daily 22 Aug 2019
Steal, in slang The Washington Post 22 Aug 2019
One who issues a speeding ticket, informally
Whistle blower The Washington Post 16 Aug 2019
Whistle blower LA Times Daily 16 Aug 2019
Squad car driver USA Today 09 Aug 2019
One on the force Newsday 28 Jul 2019
Squad car driver Newsday 07 Jul 2019
Crime-fighting force officer, informally
Slangily admit, with "to" LA Times Daily 01 Jun 2019
Slangily admit, with 'to' The Washington Post 01 Jun 2019
One of New York's Finest USA Today 31 May 2019
Patrol figure The Washington Post Sunday 26 May 2019
Steal Wall Street Journal 17 Apr 2019
Whom a hippie called a 'pig' USA Today 13 Apr 2019
See 48 Down Newsday 13 Apr 2019
Police officer, informally
He may issue a speeding ticket to you
Police officer The Times Concise 30 Jan 2019
Squad car driver Universal 26 Jan 2019
Cruiser driver Universal 05 Jan 2019
Squad car driver
One may direct traffic
Cruiser driver
Steal
Squad car driver
Slangily admit, with "to"
Whistle blower
Citation provider
Many an NYPD worker
One of New York's Finest
Steal, in slang
Badge holder
Bodycam wearer USA Today 18 Dec 2018
Pilfer The Chronicle of Higher Education 14 Dec 2018
Sergeant Friday, e.g USA Today 06 Dec 2018
Police officer Family Time 02 Dec 2018
Composer dismisses Morse - the Detective Chief Inspector, for one Irish Times Crosaire 24 Nov 2018
Snatch New York Times 28 Oct 2018
'Blue Bloods' extra The Washington Post 08 Oct 2018
Swipe Wall Street Journal 19 Sep 2018
Swipe Newsday 24 Aug 2018
He may issue a speeding ticket to you
One on a beat USA Today 04 Aug 2018
Arresting person Universal 15 Jun 2018
Law enforcer Family Time 07 May 2018
Officer in an 11-Down USA Today 14 Mar 2018
Perp chaser The Washington Post 26 Feb 2018
Perp chaser LA Times Daily 26 Feb 2018
Squad car driver The Washington Post 19 Feb 2018
Squad car driver LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2018
Stakeout figure The Washington Post Sunday 11 Feb 2018
Police officer Thomas Joseph 23 Jan 2018
Officer of the law Universal 14 Jan 2018
Pilfer
Bodycam wearer
"Blue Bloods" extra
Perp chaser
Squad car driver
Sergeant Friday, e.g.
One on a beat
Arresting person
Swipe
Officer of the law
Snatch
Policeman
Get The Times Concise 10 Dec 2017
Perp pincher Wall Street Journal 09 Dec 2017
Booking agent? The Washington Post 02 Dec 2017
Booking agent? LA Times Daily 02 Dec 2017
Police officer Universal 23 Nov 2017
Whom a hippie called a "pig" USA Today 21 Nov 2017
Police officer Jonesin 24 Oct 2017
Crime show figure New York Times 18 Oct 2017
One collaring a perp LA Times Daily 02 Oct 2017
One collaring a perp The Washington Post 02 Oct 2017
Pilfer Newsday 30 Sep 2017
'The Wire' extra The Washington Post Sunday 24 Sep 2017
Just fine New York Times 08 Jun 2017
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' figure New York Times 09 May 2017
Beat patroller New York Times 17 Apr 2017
Patrol car driver Newsday 27 Mar 2017
Booking agent? Wall Street Journal 23 Mar 2017
Officer of the peace Family Time 06 Mar 2017
Flatfoot Thomas Joseph 23 Feb 2017
Bluecoat New York Times 22 Jan 2017
Cruiser driver USA Today 17 Jan 2017
"Blue Bloods" extra LA Times Daily 10 Jan 2017
Cruiser driver
Whom a hippie called a "pig"
"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure
Admit (to)
Beat patroller
Bluecoat
One collaring a perp
Booking agent?
Crime show figure
Just fine
Police officer
One with a beat Universal 01 Dec 2016
Bobby in England Universal 19 Nov 2016
One involved with tickets and bookings New York Times 18 Nov 2016
One with a beat The Washington Post 24 Oct 2016
One who keeps the beat? New York Times 13 Oct 2016
Station worker Wall Street Journal 09 Sep 2016
Snatch The Washington Post 18 Aug 2016
Driver of a black-and-white car New York Times 01 Aug 2016
One on the beat USA Today 16 Jul 2016
Whistle-blower, at times The Washington Post 13 Jul 2016
Speeding ticket issuer USA Today 27 Jun 2016
Cruiser occupant Wall Street Journal 24 Jun 2016
Back (out) Newsday 24 Jun 2016
Perp pursuer Wall Street Journal 14 Jun 2016
Speeder stopper USA Today 11 Jun 2016
Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S New York Times 31 May 2016
24-Across, for one New York Times 14 May 2016
Adopt, as an attitude The Washington Post 06 May 2016
Pilfer The Washington Post 22 Apr 2016
Joe Friday, self-descriptively The Washington Post 12 Feb 2016
Serpico, for one The Chronicle of Higher Education 05 Feb 2016
Radar-gun wielder USA Today 04 Feb 2016
Serpico, for one
Speeding ticket issuer
Speeder stopper
Radar-gun wielder
One on the beat
One who keeps the beat?
One involved with tickets and bookings
Driver of a black-and-white car
Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S.
Arresting figure Wall Street Journal 18 Dec 2015
Perp pursuer New York Times 15 Dec 2015
One pounding the beat Wall Street Journal 09 Dec 2015
Collar maker USA Today 25 Nov 2015
'Blue Bloods' extra Eugene Sheffer 17 Nov 2015
Walker on a beat Universal 19 Oct 2015
Renege, with ''out'' Newsday 18 Oct 2015
Fuzz figure Premier Sunday 11 Oct 2015
Police officer USA Today 11 Oct 2015
Steal ... or the one who catches the thief LA Times Daily 20 Aug 2015
Arresting figure? LA Times Daily 12 Aug 2015
With 31-Down, get off easier, perhaps Wall Street Journal 18 May 2015
Rights reader LA Times Daily 03 May 2015
One on the beat Family Time 16 Mar 2015
Baton twirler Newsday 10 Jan 2015
Renege, with "out"
Frank Bullitt or Harry Callahan
Steal ... or the one who catches the thief
Rights reader
Police officer
Collar maker
Arresting figure?
Fuzz figure
Perp pursuer
One pounding the beat
Arresting figure
Baton twirler
Figure in an "America's Most Wanted" episode
Patrolman
Arresting figure?
Suspect chaser
Booking agent?
Flatfoot
Police officer
Squad car driver
Swipe
Badge bearer
Renege, with "out"
Rip off
Police officer
Rights reader
Filch
Lift
Police officer
Perp catcher
One wielding tear gas or driving a tank, perhaps, alas (and, after burrowing, a 37-Down/43-Across from Barry Manilow)
"Beverly Hills ___"
Beat-nik?
Nightstick carrier
Person with a collar?
Arresting figure?
One on the force
Good __/bad __: interrogation method
Station occupant
Police force member
One carrying handcuffs
Beat walker
Badge bearer
"Beverly Hills ___"
Person on a beat
Person with a beat
Emergency help provider
Flatfoot
Blue wearer, usually
Crime buster
Adopt, as an attitude
Filch
One with a beat
Steal
Badge wearer
Booking agent?
Steal
Blue wearer, usually
Lift
Glom
Swipe
Badge wearer
Beat walker
Badge bearer
One on a beat
Swipe
Kojak or Columbo
Officer of the peace
Real trooper?
Glom
One with cuffs
He may have a beat
Beatnik?
Radar user
One on a beat
One cuffing
One with a beat
Radar gun aimer
Law enforcer
Force member
Police officer, slangily
Beatnik?
Radar gun aimer
One with a beat
Steal, slangily
Person with a collar?
Suspect chaser
One on a beat
Worker with a beat
Robber's foe
Beat walker
One with a beat
Catch
Friday, notably
One not missing a beat?
NYPD figure
Beat walker
Flatfoot
Wearer of blue
Beat figure?
Worker at a station
Back (out)
One whose tickets are often expensive
One whose tickets are often expensive
Man or woman in blue
Back (out)
54 Across participant
With "a" and 9-Down, admit to a lesser offense
Unit of heat?
Steal
With "a" and 9-Down, admit to a lesser offense
Friday, for one
Steal, slangily
Jockey's aid
Unit of force?
Flatfoot
Flatfoot
Steal
Friday, for one
One with a beat
Black-and-white driver
Whistle blower, at times
Worker who's often at his station?
Robber's foe
Dirty Harry, for one
Robber's foe
Filch
One on a force
Friday, notably
Badge wearer
Friday, notably
One on a force
Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs
Booking agent?
__ a plea
Filch
One who handles bookings
Beat worker
Law enforcer, informally
Radar-gun wielder
Bobby, stateside
Filch
Flatfoot
Take surreptitiously
Fish or Friday, e.g.
Force unit?
Man with a beat
One of the Village People
Arrester
One with a beat
One with a beat?
Apprehend
Bobby's relative
Friday, e.g.
Speeding-ticket issuer
Walker on a beat
One in a cruiser
Ticket issuer
Citation issuer
Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue," for one
Bluecoat
Beat traveler
One with a beat
Lift
Appropriate, informally
Robber chaser
Friday, for one
Back (out), informally
Member of New York's Finest
___ a plea
One may come in a black-and-white
Robber chaser
Friday, for one
Back (out), informally
One of the Village People
Traffic follower
One on the beat
Ticket issuer
Dirty Harry, e.g.
Speeder stopper
"NYPD Blue" extra
Avoid responsibility, with "out"
Renege, with "out"
Beat-nik?
Fuzz
CBer's "bear"
Whistle blower
Beat-nik?
Word after good and bad
One who walks a beat
Traffic __
Traffic __
Snatch
Boy in blue
Snatch
Bobby's U.S. relative
He's got the beat
Filch
One who hands out tickets
Crimebuster
Apprehend, idiomatically
Radar gun wielder
Toody or Muldoon
Beat walker
Officer
Flatfoot
___ a plea
Your role in this puzzle [the asterisked clues will help you crack the case]
Black-and-white driver
Filch
Persona for one of the Village People
Robber's counterpart
He pounds a beat
Joe Friday, for one
Shield wearer
One of New York's finest
Eddie Murphy's Axel Foley, for one
Filch
Swipe
Swipe
Patrolman
Friday, for one
Radar gun pointer
Fuzz
"Murder One" extra
Person in a pullover?
Radar gun wielder
Speeder stopper
Whistle blower
Beat walker
Cheney is being criticized for his vote against a ban on "___-killer" bullets
Snatch
Cheney is being criticized for his vote against a ban on "____-killer" bullets
"NYPD Blue" extra
Sergeant Friday, e.g.
Joe Friday was one
He's got the beat
Flatfoot
One with a beat
Officer
Beat walker
Speeder stopper
Policeman
One of the finest
One with a beat
"Beverly Hills ___"
Avoid responsibility with out
Acquire, slangily
Heat unit?
Lift, so to speak
The Man
Swipe
____ a plea
Shamus
Flatfoot
"Bear"
Swipe
He's got the beat
Steal
Person with a beat
Steal
Bobby, here
CBer's "bear"
Person with a collar?
Beat pounder
Bobby's relative over here
Collar maker
Bull
One of the fuzz
Policeman, to a hood
Beat man
Blue knight
O. Henry's "The ___ and the Anthem"
Narc. for one
Crook catcher
Man on the beat
Guy on a beat
Man in blue
"Blue knight"
"Blue Knight"
Kojak, e.g.
"Bear" in C.B. lingo
Snitch
Traffic ___
Take, as a plea
Man on the beat
Capture: Slang
Steal: Slang
Badge-wearer.
Yarn on a spindle.
Roll of yarn.
Bluecoat.
Crest of a hill.
Law man: Slang.
Man in blue.
Top of a hill.
Conical mass of thread.
Bobby's cousin.
Jack Webb role.
Traffic regulator.
Word J. Edgar Hoover is against.
Jack Webb's role.
Bobby.
Man on the beat.
Man on a beat.
Capture a prize: Slang.
Bobby's twin.
Murderer's foe.
Policeman: Slang.
Guardian of the Law: Slang.
Filch
Bobby from Britain
Whistle blower?
Beat walker
Pig
One in a cruiser
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