Groom and Police

Groom

Groom verb - To make ready in advance.

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Police and groom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Police" instead a verb "Groom".

Nearby Words: groomed, grooming, groomsman

Police verb - Maintain the security of by carrying out a patrol.

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Groom and police are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Groom" instead a verb "Police".

Nearby Words: policing, policed

human	human groom	human police
normal	normal groom	normal police
future	future groom	future police
original	original groom	original police
Other adjectives: dead, real, white.

The Knuckle-Scarred inspector has a messy one, though he probably doesn't have much time to groom it between episodes of strategically-applied Police Brutality.

Source: Badass Mustache
The next morning, the groom is missing, the room is trashed, there's a tiger in the bathroom and a baby in the closet, their valet ticket comes back to a police car, and no one remembers what happened.

Source: Stag Party

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