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| Other terms relating to 'police': |
| · 12 | The police |
| · 187 | Police code for murder or death |
| · 50 | Police (from Hawaii Five-O) |
| · 5150 | Police code for crazy person on the loose |
| · 808 | Police code for disturbing the peace |
| · AWP | Arctic Warfare Police sniper rifle |
| · FEDS | FBI agents, police |
| · FEDZ | Police |
| · FIVE O | Police |
| · FUZZ | Police |
| · KGB | Russian secret police |
| · LAPD | Los Angeles Police Department |
| · MO PO | Mounted Police |
| · MP | Military Police
Member of Parliament |
| · NYPD | New York Police Department |
| · PIG | Police officer |
| · PIGS | The police |
| · POPO | Police Officer(s) |
| · ROZZERS | Police |
| · SOW | Female police officer |
| · TROL | Police patrol |
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| Other terms relating to 'code': |
| · ♥ | HTML code for a heart |
| · 10-1 | Radio code for 'Receiving poorly' |
| · 10-2 | Radio code for 'Receiving well' |
| · 187 | Police code for murder or death |
| · 313 | Area code for Detroit |
| · 401 | Area Code for Rhode Island |
| · 5150 | Police code for crazy person on the loose |
| · 808 | Police code for disturbing the peace |
| · ASCII | American Standard Code for Information Interchange |
| · CC | Credit Card
Carbon Copy
Crowd Control
Country Code |
| · CD9 | code 9 (parent watching or around) |
| · CDMA | Code Division Multiple Access (voice/data transmission) |
| · CODE | Computer program
Write a computer program |
| · CODEC | Coder-Decoder (usually for audio/video data) |
| · IDDQD | Cheat code for Doom |
| · IDKFA | Cheat code for Doom |
| · MNC | Mobile Network Code |