Synonyms of fed

nounA police officer.

• 5-O US, slang
• alphabet US, slang
• barney US, slangA police officer, usually one who is inferior or overzealous.
• bizzie UK, slangA police officer.
• bluebottle slang
• blue heeler Australia, slang
• blue meanie derogatory, slang
• bobby UK, slang
• bogey UK, slang
• boy in blue US
• bull US, slangA policeman; a detective; a railroad security guard.
• bullyman Australia, derogatoryA police officer.
• buttons slang
• centenier
• charpering omi UKA policeman.
• chazzer slang
• cobbler slangA police officer.
• cop slangA police officer or prison guard.
• copper slangA police officer, especially one in uniform.
• cozzer UK, slangA policeman, especially a detective; a rozzer.
• cracker US, derogatory
• crusher slang
• crowns US, slang
• dibble UK, slang
• filth UK, derogatory
• finest informal
• five-oThe police.
• fuzz
• garda IrelandA member of the Gardaí: an Irish national police officer.
• gendarme
• glowie US, slangA government agent or informant infiltrating an online political space, with the supposed intention of surveilling...
• guardian of the peace Ireland, informalA police officer.
• Inspector Knacker colloquialA generic police officer, or the police in general.
• jack Australia, UKA policeman or detective; (Australia) a military policeman.
• jackboot Australia, UK
• jake US, slangA police officer, a law enforcement officer (sometimes especially one on foot rather than in a patrol car).
• John LawA personification of law enforcement; a police officer.
• John Q. Law USA generic police officer.
• Johnny Hopper UK, slangA police officer.
• lawmanAn officer of the law: a law-enforcement officer.
• mee-maw UK, slang
• monarch
• Mr Plod Australia, UKA law enforcement officer.
• oinker derogatory, slang
• Officer Friendly colloquialA police officer.
• Old Bill UK, slangA police officer.
• one-time US, slangThe police.
• PC Plod UK, informalA policeman (implying that he is dull and slow).
• pig derogatory, slangA police officer.
• piggy UK, derogatory
• peeler UK, slang
• plod UK, slang
• police
• police officerA peace officer who is a member of a police force.
• policeman
• policepersonA police officer of any gender.
• polis UK
• po-po
• roller slang
• rozzer UK, slangA police officer.
• slop UKA policeman.
• swine derogatory, slang
• statie US, slangA state trooper.
• twelve US, slang
• tyre biter derogatory, slangA police officer.
• walloper Australia, slang
• wooden-top UKA uniformed police officer.
• beatsman archaic, rareA policeman who walks the beat.
• bluecoat dated
• body snatcher humorous, obsolete
• finger US, obsolete
• flatfoot archaic, colloquial
• flatty US, archaic
• harman obsolete
• harman-beck obsoleteA policeman.
• mutton shunter UK, archaicPolice constable.
• nuthook obsolete
• raw lobster obsolete, slangSynonym of unboiled lobster (“police officer”).
• scufter UK, datedA policeman.
• unboiled lobster obsolete, slangA police officer.