patrolwoman
- noun
- /pəˈtroʊlˌwʊmən/
- PATROLWOMAN:
Examples
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The patrolwoman regularly patrols the neighborhood to ensure everyone's safety.
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"Beat it, time-punk." "Come again any time," said a patrolwoman.
Fiction book (1999) -
They get pulled over by a meddlesome patrolwoman, and one of them tries to convince her they need to get to the hospital, but to no avail.
Blog text (10) -
During the festival, the patrolwoman ensured the crowd was orderly and safe.
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The local patrolwoman responded quickly to the report of suspicious activity.
Synonyms
A person who works for the police
A person who works for the police and enforces the law
A person who keeps people safe and stops crime
A man whose job is to keep people safe and enforce laws
A police officer who rides a horse to watch streets and crowds
A police officer of low rank who works in local communities
A police officer who walks around an area to keep people safe
A woman who works as a police officer
A woman who has an official job leading people in the police or army
A woman who is a police officer and enforces the law
A female police officer who rides a motorcycle to patrol and stop drivers who break traffic rules
A woman police officer who wears ordinary clothes instead of a uniform while working
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Patrolwoman comes from the word patrol, which originally meant 'to walk around' or 'to watch' an area, and the word woman, meaning an adult female. So a patrolwoman is a woman who walks or moves through a place to keep people safe.