roper

roper synonyms

rope-maker compare roper and rope-maker
ropemaker compare roper and ropemaker
runner compare roper and runner
steerer compare roper and steerer
lugger compare roper and lugger
picker-up compare roper and picker-up
outside man compare roper and outside man
sleuth compare roper and sleuth
spy compare roper and spy
shamus compare roper and shamus
slewfoot compare roper and slewfoot
shadow compare roper and shadow
scout compare roper and scout
tail compare roper and tail
shoofly compare roper and shoofly
snoop compare roper and snoop
sergeant compare roper and sergeant
Sherlock Holmes compare roper and Sherlock Holmes
bloodhound compare roper and bloodhound
constable compare roper and constable
bull compare roper and bull
gumshoe compare roper and gumshoe
bird dog compare roper and bird dog
analyst compare roper and analyst
flatfoot compare roper and flatfoot
P. I. compare roper and P. I.
plainclothes officer compare roper and plainclothes officer
prosecutor compare roper and prosecutor
ropeman compare roper and ropeman
fed compare roper and fed
police officer compare roper and police officer
eavesdropper compare roper and eavesdropper
dick compare roper and dick
private eye compare roper and private eye
private investigator compare roper and private investigator
detective compare roper and detective
nark compare roper and nark
informer compare roper and informer
peeper compare roper and peeper
agent compare roper and agent
eye compare roper and eye
cop compare roper and cop
fink compare roper and fink
reporter compare roper and reporter
runner compare roper and runner
steerer compare roper and steerer
picker-up compare roper and picker-up
lugger compare roper and lugger
undercover compare roper and undercover
squealer compare roper and squealer

roper definitions

noun

  • One who ropes goods; a packer. 

  • Synonym of outside man (“accomplice who locates a mark to be swindled by a confidence trickster”) 

  • An undercover informer. 

  • Any of a variety of monsters with tentacles that they use to capture victims. 

  • A person hired by a gambling establishment to locate potential customers and bring them in.