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blue light bandit

blue light bandit noun: a criminal who impersonates a police officer by equipping a personal vehicle with blue emergency lights to mimic a patrol car, often to pull over a victim in order to commit a robbery or an assault.

Noun

blue light bandit (plural blue light bandits)

  1. A criminal who impersonates a police officer by equipping a personal vehicle with blue emergency lights to mimic a patrol car, often to pull over a victim in order to commit a robbery or an assault.

Forms of blue light bandit

pluralblue light bandits

Questions about blue light bandit

What does blue light bandit mean?
Blue light bandit means a criminal who impersonates a police officer by equipping a personal vehicle with blue emergency lights to mimic a patrol car, often to pull over a victim in order to commit a robbery or an assault.
What part of speech is blue light bandit?
Blue light bandit is a noun.
What is the plural of blue light bandit?
The plural of blue light bandit is blue light bandits.

Words near blue light bandit in the dictionary

  1. blue laws
  2. blue lead
  3. blue lie
  4. blue lies
  5. blue light
  6. blue light bandit
  7. blue light bandits
  8. blue light disco
  9. blue light discos
  10. blue light special
  11. blue light specials

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