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1) General subject: bailiff's follower, beagle, bird dog, bloodhound, bogy, cop, detective, eye, ferret, gum-shoe, gumshoe, hawkshaw (по имени героя книги Т. Тейлора), nark, noser, peeper, plain-clothes, plain-clothes man, plant, policeman, shamus, sleuth, sleuthhound, snooper, spotter, tracker, trap4) Law: undercover man5) Abbreviation: op7) Business: detective constable8) American English: shommus9) leg.N.P. plainclothesman10) Makarov: bailiffs follower -
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1) General subject: bailiff's follower, fat, fink, fuzz, green bacon, nark, peeper, plain-clothes man, salt pork, shadow, sowbelly, speck, spy, snooper, lurker2) Scornful: beagle4) Makarov: bailiffs follower
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