policewoman

Converse of object

• play: Actor Anna Carteret, who one played policewoman Juliet Bravo on TV, was allowed to leave around now - her statement is here.
• appoint: Females in the force Bristol was one of the first cities in the country to appoint policewomen.
• murder: His regime murdered a policewoman in Central London and blew up an airliner, for Christ's sake.
• assault: Ms Dynamite has been fined and order to do community service after admitting to assaulting a policewoman outside a London nightclub on January 6th.
• uniform: The WAPC was disbanded on 31 March 1946, but 12 uniformed policewomen were absorbed into the regular force.
• shoot: He shoots the policewoman who is escorting Tracey but he and his accomplice drive into a police ambush and are recaptured ( 154 ).

Adjective modifier

• former: In attendance was his widow Sue, a former policewoman, their ten year old son David and Bill's parents.
• young: Seeing a young policewoman away from him, the boy goes on the car and arrives so close to her passing on a puddle.
• first: At the end of the War the Auxiliary Force was stood down and in 1946/47 resulted in the first full time policewomen.
• undercover: The case was, it seems, built on the work of an undercover policewoman attempting to fit Stagg to a predetermined psychological profile.
• local: With the help of the local policewoman ( Laura Linney ), he stays on to investigate the phenomenon.
• skeptical: When he teams up with skeptical policewoman Angela Dodson ( Weisz ) to solve the.. .

Preposition: on

duty: Facing us is a policewoman on duty who sits behind a polished wooden desk, and, standing beside her, a policeman.

Noun used with modifier

plainclothe: This unexplained character at the identity parade ( plainclothes policewoman?