Crossword Clue: Deceptive police op
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Deceptive police op"
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- 10-Grammy artist
- A criminal may be caught in one
- Apiarist's risk
- Apiarist's woe
- Bee attack
- Bee bite
- Bee injury
- Bee killer, at times
- Beekeeper's danger
- Bee's attack
- Bee's defense
- Bees do it
- Bee's revenge
- Bee's wound
- Abscam, e.g.
- Abscam, for one
- Best picture Oscar winner with The
- Attack, as a wasp
- Attack, bee-style
- Attack like a bee
- Attack, like a hornet
- Attack, scorpion style
- Attack, wasp-style
- Bite
- Blender magazine ranked him #1 on its list of 40 worst lyricists in rock in 2007
- Cause of swelling, perhaps
- Cause to smart
- Iodine reaction
- Deceptive operation
- Deceptive police op
- Con artfully
- Con game, essentially
- Con game
- Con job
- Con that cons a con man
- Confidence game
- Confidence scheme
- Hornet's bite
- Hornet's defense
- Conning plan
- Elaborate con game
- Cheat a buyer
- Cheat a customer
- Cheat
- It may make you smart
- It might be involved in a police roundup
- Chicago soccer team
- Chicago's soccer team
- Cop op
- Cop operation
- Emulate an angry bee
- It will probably make you smart
- Cops' crook-catching hoax
- Cops' lure
- Hurt bad
- Hurt like heck
- Hurt
- English musician, b. 1951 — a sudden pain
- Entrapment operation
- Entrapment
- "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free" singer, born Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner
- Crime fighter's tactic
- Crime fighters' tactic
- "Every Breath You Take" singer
- Jellyfish attack
- Jellyfish defense
- Jellyfish delivery
- Jellyfish injury
- Jellyfish woe
- Jellyfish's defense
- Former Police chief
- Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, on stage
- Gordon Sumner, to music fans
- Gordon Sumner
- Insect bite
- Man-of-war attack
- Oscar winner of 1973
- "The ___," 1973 film
- "The ___" (Oscar film)
- Setup of a sort
- Puncture wound
- Overcharge, slangily
- Overcharge
- Rock star
- Sharp attack
- Sharp discomfort
- "O death, where is thy ___?": I Corinthians
- Sharp pain
- Sharp stimulus
- Kind of operation
- Kind of ray
- Something smarting
- Subject of an urban legend about tantric sex
- WINNOWING or ERECT
- The Police leader
- The Police singer
- ''Roxanne'' singer
- Police captain?
- Police con
- Run-in with a bee
- Rainforest Foundation founder
- Police leader
- Police leader, once
- Police leader?
- Police man?
- Police operation
- Police setup
- Police trap
- Police trickery
- Member of the police
- Ray's weapon
- Possible cause of a swelling
- One-named rocker
- One-named rocker/actor
- Lead singer of the Police
- Lead singer with The Police
- Newman-Redford film, with "The"
- Prick
- Operation designed to hurt
- Wasp attack
- Wasp wound
- Wasp's assault
- Wasp's weapon
- Singer Gordon Sumner
- Singer who earned his nickname from a striped sweater
- Singer whose real name is Gordon Sumner
- Swindle or fraud
- Swindle
- Scam
- Scam's cousin
- Wound
- What a drone can't do
- Undercover op
- Undercover operation
- Undercover police operation
- What aftershave can do
- What an angry bee might do
- What an angry wasp might do
- What angry bees do
- Scorpion attack
- Scorpion's delivery
- What drones can't do
- Yellow jacket's defense
- Unpleasant surprise from a worker
- What some rays do
- Smart somewhat
- Smart — swindle
- Smart
- "Ten Summoner's Tales" singer
- Soak
Recent Usage of Deceptive police op in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 10, 2016
