odd n.
1. a police officer.
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Bang To Rights 150: He was driving along the Old Kent Road when [...] the odd gongs him down. | |
| Lowspeak 107: Odd – the police, particularly detectives. |
2. a police car.
| Bang To Rights 151: The boggie led him by the arm to the odd. |
In compounds
1. a police car.
| Bang To Rights 148: He was driveing along [...] and all-of-a-sudden a couple of boggies in an odd lot have fancied him. | |
| Lowspeak 107: Oddlot – a police car. In fashion at the height of the teddyboy era. |
2. by. ext. of sense 1, undercover policemen.
| Viva La Madness 56: He has to pick his moment, just in case hes being spied on by the odd lot. |