- - Capture, as a lawbreaker
- - Take a criminal off the streets, say
- - Corner, as a criminal
- - Seize something or someone, such as a thief
- - Catch in the act, as a criminal
- - arrest a criminal
- - Collar a thief (inf)
- - Seize as a criminal suspect
- - Catch a thief red-handed
- - score, as great seats at a concert
- - Seize, as a criminal
- - Nail a crook
- - Slaps the cuffs on, as a thief
- - Cuff a criminal
- - Catch a delinquent
- - To catch someone, as a criminal
- - Catch a criminal, e.g.
- - Seize, in a way
- - Apprehend, as with a criminal
- - Catch a burglar red-handed, say
- - Arrest, as a perpetrator
- - Seize a law-breaker
- - Hook a crook
- - Capture, arrest (inf)
- - Capture (criminal)
- - To catch a thief
- - Pinch, in a way
- - Make a pinch
- - Catch, as a suspect
- - Apprehend, as a crook
- - Seize, as a crook
- - Seize a culprit.
- - Put the cuffs on, as a suspect
- - Pinch (a perp)
- - Pick up, as a crook
- - Get a crook
- - Collar a creep
- - Collar a con
- - Collar (crook)
- - Catch a culprit
- - Catch a criminal
- - Catch a con
- - Capture, as a suspect
- - Apprehend, as a suspect
- - Capture: Slang
- - Catch, as a perp
- - Catch, as a crook
- - Capture, informally
- - Catch, as a criminal
- - Catch in a sting
- - Arrest, as a perp
- - Catch, as a thief
- - Seize, as a suspect
- - Catch a thief
- - Capture, as a crook
- - Collar, as a perp
- - Catch a criminal red-handed
- - Capture, as a fugitive
- - Apprehend, as a perpetrator
- - Capture, catch
- - Capture, as a burglar
- - Apprehend, as a criminal
- - Capture a crook
- - Collar a perp, perhaps
- - Snatch in a sting
- - Collar, as a fugitive
- - Catch, as crooks
- - Collar, as a crook
- - Pinch, as a perp
- - Get ahold of, as a suspect
- - Collar a perp
- - Pinch from a sting
- - Arrest, as a criminal
- - Hook, as a crook
- - Catch crooks
- - Capture, as a criminal
- - Make a collar
- - Catch a crook
- - Capture
- - Bust, as a lawbreaker
- - Collar, seize
- - Arrest given reversal of prohibition
- - Catch red-handed, say
- - Steal from probationer
- - Collar found in Dowton Abbey
- - Slap the handcuffs on
- - Catch neighbour attempting burglary, initially
- - Catch name? Boatman
- - Pick up off the street
- - Catch and cart off to jail
- - Apprehend (inf)
- - Apprehend and take into custody
- - nick has restriction lifted
- - apt grab rhyme
- - Point to the sailor to catch
- - Apt rhyme for "grab"
- - Seize or grab suddenly
- - Slap the cuffs on, say
- - To arrest
- - Arrest northern sailor
- - If read the other way around, it means to legally prohibit
- - Apprehend, right in the act
- - Seize somebody suddenly
- - Score, as great seats
- - Get off the streets
- - Arrest of Briton abroad
- - Apprehend in Osnaburgh
- - "To Catch ......"
- - Grab for oneself
- - Get the bad guy
- - Catch the bad guy red-handed
- - Catch (thief)
- - Snatch up
- - Place under arrest
- - Pinch, to an American
- - Nail for battery, say
- - Cuff, say
- - Bust; pinch
- - Grab ahold of
- - Take into police custody
- - Rhyme and synonym of 'grab'
- - Catch in the act
- - Collar or pinch
- - Catch red-handed
- - Catch with the goods
- - Haul in
- - Fitting rhyme for 'grab'
- - Arrest (informal)
- - Apprehend in Tintern Abbey
- - Catch; grab suddenly
- - Take harshly
- - Slap the cuffs on
- - Put the collar on
- - Pull in
- - Take off the streets
- - Bust in the act
- - Catch and run in
- - Catch cold?
- - Slap cuffs on
- - Nail
- - Arrest, informally
- - Apt rhyme of 'grab'
- - Catch dead to rights
- - Get the drop on
- - Bust
- - Nick's suspension overturned
- - Slap handcuffs on
- - Put the cuffs on
- - Run in marathon Aberdeen's holding
- - Get, as the bad guy
- - Win at auction, say
- - Take captive
- - Put cuffs on
- - Arrest, slangily
- - Catch suddenly
- - Apprehend the perpetrator
- - Catch, as the bad guy
- - Collar and cuff
- - Throw cuffs on
- - Get in cuffs
- - Arrest arsonists, e.g.
- - Pinch, so to speak
- - Entrap
- - Take into custody?
- - Run-in
- - Confiscate
- - Grab
- - Grab hold of
- - Cuff
- - Snatch
- - Take suddenly
- - Seize suddenly
- - Latch (onto)
- - Suddenly seize
- - Snap up
- - Clutch
- - Catch or snatch
- - Get
- - Bag
- - Pick up
- - Pinch
- - Steal
- - Take in
- - ".... catch!"
- - "Take ......!"
- - Apprehend
- - Arrest
- - Snag
- - Snare
- - Ensnare
- - Seize
- - ...... collar
- - Rip off
- - Nick, arrest
- - Swipe
- - Catch in wrongdoing
- - No Scots bizzy initially making arrest
- - grab or steal
- - collar sl
- - arrest and boycott, on reflection
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