Crossword clues for perp
perp
- Suspect, in police slang
- Slangy culprit
- Robber, to cops
- Robber, to a cop
- Police slang for guilty party
- Police blotter figure
- PD target
- Party in jail?
- One who might be photographed while on a walk
- One who gets booked, informally
- One who did it
- One to collar for short
- One sought by cops
- One on the lam, perhaps
- One nabbed by the fuzz
- One in handcuffs, informally
- One in handcuffs, for short
- One in custody, informally
- One in cuffs, maybe
- One hauled in, say
- One collared, so to speak
- Offender, to a cop
- Offender, in police lingo
- Offender, in crime-speak
- Offender, in cop lingo
- Object of a collar
- Lineup member, hopefully
- Heist puller
- Guilty fellow, in cop lingo
- Felon, to a cop
- Doer, in cop show jargon
- Culprit, so to speak
- Culprit, in copspeak
- Criminal, shortly
- Criminal, informally
- Criminal, in police lingo
- Criminal, in police jargon
- Criminal, in copspeak
- Criminal, in cop lingo
- Criminal, in cop jargon
- Criminal to a cop
- Crime doer
- Court loser, maybe
- Copper quarry?
- Cop's suspect
- Cop's pursuit
- Collar for a dick
- Busted party
- Blacksmith, miner, marathoner or barber, in this puzzle
- Baddie, briefly
- Baddie to a cop
- APB subject
- APB quarry
- "Law & Order" suspect
- "Law & Order" quarry
- ___ walk (police procedure)
- ___ walk (controversial police practice)
- __ walk (photo-op ritual)
- Cop's catch
- Cop's target
- One for the record books?
- Whom a copper apprehends
- Doer in a whodunit
- Busted party?
- Guilty one, in copspeak
- Cop's collar, informally
- Potential con
- Crook, in cop lingo
- Suspect, to a cop
- Suspect, in cop lingo
- Vague sense
- Lawbreaker, in police lingo
- One may be fingered
- Miranda warning receiver, informally
- Collared one
- Suspect, in police lingo
- One chased in a car chase, for short
- One picked out of a lineup, informally
- Person in handcuffs, for short
- Arrested suspect, informally
- Kind of walk
- Crook, to a cop
- Cop's quarry, informally
- Bad guy hidden in eight puzzle answers
- One for the books?
- One on the run
- Criminal, to a cop
- Criminal, slangily
- Guilty party, slangily
- Narc's target
- Criminal, to cops
- Criminal, in police slang
- Collar victim
- Offender, in copspeak
- Guilty party, to a cop
- Upright: Abbr
- Criminal, in cop slang
- Crime doer, in slang
- ___ walk (public display of a criminal suspect)
- Whodunit quarry
- One doing a bank job?
- Offender, to an officer
- Mug shot subject
- Culprit, to a cop
- Culprit, for short
- Crook, in police lingo
- Crime scene figure
- Crime doer, to cops
- Crime committer, for short
- Cop's culprit
- BOLO target
- Alleged suspect, to the law
- Wrongdoer, in cop lingo
- Witness' lineup choice, ideally
- Vertical: Abbr
- Type of walk seen on "Law & Order"
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
American English police slang shortening of perpetrator (as in perp walk); by 1940s.
Wiktionary
a. (context architecture English) (abbreviation of perpendicular English) n. (context slang law enforcement English) perpetrator.
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "perp".
Behind them, the twenty or so annuitants who worked under me had formed two lines, a cordon for my perp walk.
The perp was a secretor, and from his sperm they determined he had AB blood.
I knew how frustrated Dad was, for example, that some of the highest-profile white-collar perps remained unindicted years after their scandals erupted.
I laid some brass on the deck with a perp in a Chinatown alleyway, then I went swimming ninety feet underwater, then was point on a takedown team.
The Social Harmony man had instructed him to give little lectures on the interoperability of Eurasian positronics and the insidious dangers thereof, but all Arturo wanted to do was pick up his perps and bring them in.
All of the big quakes and aftershocks are noted, those are the public ones, the ones the perps know.
I had a trainer at the police academy who described a perp grabbing her hoop earrings and ripping them out.
Actually, there was no need for Flaherty to be there for a murder where the perp was so obvious.
What Tom and Kara had done, while lifting a handful of relatively insignificant stones -- if those were their real names, if indeed they were the actual perps -- was a simultaneous ransacking of the contents of her heart.
I studied runes in college, but the perps used all the runes in a pretty standard order.
Apparently this actually works to some degree, for police in many lands are now complaining that local arrestees are insisting on having their Miranda rights read to them, just like perps in American TV cop shows.
Fly free, little birds—the records you so thoughtfully bounced all over the sector are all we need to convict these perps, wrap them up, and stick them where they have to pump in daylight.
There was also the off chance that some perp got picked up with Rubin's buprenorphine.
At a scene where a perp kills one victim and abducts another there'd be enough evidence to make a movie of who did what to whom and probably what each member of the cast had been doing for the last twenty-four hours.
This is the same way Rhyme urged her to imagine herself as the perp at crime scenes.