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black and white

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Main Entry: officer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person in law enforcement

Synonyms:

arm*, badge, black and white, captain, centurion, cop, deputy, detective, flatfoot, mounty, noncom, police, police officer, sergeant, sheriff
Main Entry: police/police officer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person, people hired to uphold the laws

Synonyms:

arm of the law, badge, bear*, beat cop, black and white, blue*, bluecoat, bobby, constable, constabulary, cop, copper, corps, detective, fed, flatfoot, force, gendarme, heat*, law, law enforcement, narc, patrol

Antonyms:

criminal
Main Entry: print
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: publication; something impressed

Synonyms:

black-and-white, book, characters, composition, copy, edition, engraving, face, font, impress, impression, imprint, indentation, issue, lettering, letters, lithograph, magazine, newspaper, newsprint, periodical, photograph, printed matter, stamp, type, typeface, typescript, typesetting, writing
Main Entry: line drawing
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: drawing of an outline

Synonyms:

black and white, delineation, drawing, illustration, pen-and-ink, pencil drawing, picture, sketch
Main Entry: patrolman
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: policeman

Synonyms:

arm of the law, badge, bear*, beat cop, black and white, blue*, bluecoat, bobby, constable, constabulary, cop, copper, corps, detective, fed, finest, flatfoot, force, gendarme, heat*, law, law enforcement, narc, officer, patrol, patrolwoman, peace officer, police, police officer, policewoman
Main Entry: patrolwoman
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: policeman

Synonyms:

arm of the law, badge, bear*, beat cop, black and white, blue*, bluecoat, bobby, constable, constabulary, cop, copper, corps, detective, fed, finest, flatfoot, force, gendarme, heat*, law, law enforcement, narc, officer, patrol, patrolman, peace officer, police, police officer, policewoman
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