Synonyms
- barney (US)
- beatsman (archaic)
- bizzie (UK)
- bluecoat (dated)
- blue heeler (Australia)
- blue meanie (derogatory)
- bobby (UK)
- body snatcher (slang)
- boy in blue (US)
- bull (US)
- bullyman (Australia)
- buttons (slang)
- charpering omi (UK)
- chazzer (slang)
- cobbler (slang)
- cop (slang)
- copper (slang)
- crusher (slang)
- cozzer (UK)
- dibble (UK)
- fed (UK)
- finest (informal)
- finger (obsolete)
- flatfoot (colloquial)
- flatty (archaic)
- garda (Ireland)
- gendarme (France)
- harman (obsolete)
- harman-beck (obsolete)
- jake (US)
- John Law
- John Q. Law (US)
- Johnny Hopper (UK)
- Johnny Fun-Spoiler (US)
- lawman
- mee-maw (UK)
- monarch (Aboriginal English)
- Mr Plod (UK)
- namecslop (UK)
- nuthook (obsolete)
- oinker (derogatory)
- Officer Friendly (colloquial)
- Old Bill (UK)
- PC Plod (UK)
- pig (derogatory)
- piggy (UK)
- peeler (UK)
- plod (UK)
- police officer
- policeperson
- polis (UK)
- rozzer (UK)
- slop (UK)
- swine (derogatory)
- tyre biter (derogatory)
- walloper ()
- wooden-top (UK)
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