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copsnounpl. of cop a member of a force charged with law enforcement at the local levela cop stopped her for speeding bobbies(British), bulls(slang), constables(chiefly British), coppers, flatfeet(slang), fuzzes, gendarmes, lawmen, officers, policemen, police officers, shamuses(slang) patrolmen, policewomendetectives, dicks, gumshoes, hawkshaws, inspectors, investigators, plainclothesmen, sherlocks, sleuthhounds, sleuthsmarshals(also marshalls), sheriffs, trooperspeace officerscaptains, lieutenants, sergeantsconstabularies, heat(slang), men, police, police forcesoperatives, private detectives, private eyes, private investigators civilians to get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange forI copped a great outfit for only $50 buys, picks up, purchases, takes acquires, gains, garners, gets, obtains, procures, secures, winsfinances, pays (for), springs (for)barters (for), deals (for), dickers (over), exchanges (for), haggles (for), negotiates (about), trades (for)bargains (with), chaffers (with), horse-trades (with), palters (with)bids, offersrebuys, repurchases deals (in), markets, merchandises(also merchandizes), retails, sells, vends to take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forciblysome concertgoers rushed pell-mell through the doors so that they could cop the seats down front bags, captures, catches, collars, corrals, gets, gloms, grabs, grapples, hooks, lands, nabs, nails, nets, nobbles(British slang), raps, seizes, snags, snaps (up), snares, snatches, traps gloves, halters, lassos, ropesapprehends, arrests, detainsbays, cornersclasps, clutches, fastens (on), fists, grasps, grips, holds, latches (on or onto), securesrends, wrestsenmeshes(also immeshes), ensnares, entangles, entraps, meshesabducts, kidnaps, spirits (away or off) takes hold (of) misses discharges, frees, liberates, releasesdrops, loosens, unhands |