Similar words: patrol, patron, patronize, patronage, patronise, patronymic, patronized, patronizing. Meaning: [pə'trəʊlmən] 
n. a policeman who patrols a given region.
n. a policeman who patrols a given region. 
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(1) The patrolman signalled for her to stop.
(2) Go and ask the patrolman - he'll direct you to the freeway.
(3) When a patrolman struck a bystander ith a billy club, the crowd began throwing objects at the police.
(4) The highway patrolman waved us to a stop.
(5) The patrolman signed for them to halt.
(6) Patrolman Jones is at the scene of the accident.
(7) The highway patrolman waved us to stop.
(8) McCluskey told his patrolman clerk where he would be if he was needed. Sentencedict.com
(9) The patrolman signaled for the speeding driver to pull over.
(10) The now - irate patrolman asked me why I wouldn't delete the picture.
(11) The patrolman pulled his car in front of the Prius as a precaution.
(12) A police patrolman of the local force handed him a ticket a summons to traffic court.
(13) The honest policemen were distinguished by their rank, which was seldom above patrolman.
(14) The Watts riot in Los Angeles in August 1965 exploded when a highway patrolman stopped an apparently intoxicated black man for speeding.
(15) She used to be a typist and is married to a car patrolman on shift work.
(16) He took a squad car and a sidearm off a highway patrolman.
(17) Mal's car had broken down en route and the AA patrolman had taken an hour to arrive.
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