unboiled lobster
unboiled lobster noun: a police officer.
Noun
unboiled lobster (plural unboiled lobsters)
- A police officer.
- Unfortunately, the police have got your address. I didn't tell the unboiled lobster that, though born in England, your mother was a French woman — a Saint Aubin.1864, William Russell, Autobiography of a London Detective, page 52
- Synonyms:
- raw lobster
Synonyms of unboiled lobster
Forms of unboiled lobster
| plural | unboiled lobsters |
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Origin of unboiled lobster
From the red coats they used to wear.
Questions about unboiled lobster
- What does unboiled lobster mean?
- Unboiled lobster means a police officer.
- What part of speech is unboiled lobster?
- Unboiled lobster is a noun.
- What is the plural of unboiled lobster?
- The plural of unboiled lobster is unboiled lobsters.
Words near unboiled lobster in the dictionary
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