Associations to the word «Constabulary»
Noun
- Constable
- Superintendent
- Philippine
- Cumbria
- Cambridgeshire
- Inspector
- Avon
- Hm
- Lancashire
- Hertfordshire
- Guerrilla
- Leicestershire
- Glamorgan
- Bedfordshire
- Wiltshire
- Gloucestershire
- Police
- Devon
- Warwickshire
- Buckinghamshire
- Anglia
- Nottinghamshire
- Amalgamation
- Derbyshire
- Cornwall
- Midlands
- Cheshire
- Staffordshire
- Suffolk
- Durham
- Somerset
- Hampshire
- Rutland
- Worcestershire
- Chief
- Northamptonshire
- Inverness
- Berkshire
- Newfoundland
- Kew
- Lincolnshire
- Sergeant
- Oxfordshire
- Borough
- Belfast
- Royal
- Majesty
- Commonwealth
- Dorset
- Ramos
- Norfolk
- Yorkshire
- Parks
- Galloway
- Thames
- Ulster
- Shropshire
- Surrey
- Northumberland
- Ely
- Shire
- Force
- Sussex
- Isle
- Headquarters
- Essex
- Regiment
- Kent
- Territorial
- Peterborough
- Merger
- Officer
- Policeman
- Forces
- Liberation
- Special
- Exeter
- Army
- Patrol
- Defence
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CONSTABULARY, adjective. Of, or relating to constables.
CONSTABULARY, adjective. Characteristic to police; police-like (as opposed to military)
CONSTABULARY, noun. A police force.
CONSTABULARY, noun. The police in a particular district or area.
Dictionary definition
CONSTABULARY, noun. The force of policemen and officers; "the law came looking for him".
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