ecilop
ecilop noun: police.
Noun
ecilop (uncountable)
- police
- I don't want, when I go to shop, / A mix-up with the ecilop.1964, Arnold Wall, The Jeweller's Window
- Two more patrol cars came howling into the street, dispersing the crowd. "So where's the ECILOP?"2007, Richard De Nooy, Six Fang Marks and a Tetanus Shot, page 13
- Synonyms:
- esclop, 5-O, Babylon, bacon, Big Blue Machine, Bill, boydem, constabulary, dibble, donut patrol
Synonyms of ecilop
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- ducks and geese
- feds
- force
- filth
- five-o
- fuzz
- garda
- gardai
- gendarmerie
- heat
- law
- maaveh
- monarch
- Old Bill
- piglice
- plod
- po-po
- police
- police department
- police force
- police service
- polis
- thin blue line
- any plural synonym of police officer
Origin of ecilop
Backslang for police.
Questions about ecilop
- What does ecilop mean?
- Ecilop means police.
- What part of speech is ecilop?
- Ecilop is a noun.
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