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noun • a high ranking police officer • an investigator who observes carefully | ||||||||
38% | 9 | Realistic show must be awful crap to amuse (they say) the awful cast | ||||||
adjective • concerned with actual use or practice adjective satellite • guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory • being actually such in almost every respect • having or put to a practical purpose or use | ||||||||
37% | 6 | A police officer in charge of a police station in India. | ||||||
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Prison Etc Must Be Awful For A Police Officer Crossword Clue
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INSPECTOR which was last seen in the The Guardian Everyman crossword.
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INSPECTOR
Updated: October 15, 2023
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