noun
General Slang
vics
· noun · police
Cop cars, from the Ford Crown Victoria.
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Definitions
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Police cruisers, originally specifically Ford Crown Victoria Interceptors. Hung on as generic slang for any cop car even after Ford killed the model in 2011.
“Two vics blocking the alley — we're not going that way.”
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A Ford Crown Victoria as a civilian or fleet car, especially the boxy late-model sedan.
“Bought an ex-cop vic at auction for two grand.”
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vics In A Sentence
Two vics blocking the alley — we're not going that way.
Bought an ex-cop vic at auction for two grand.
Origin & Usage
US, late 1990s through 2010s. The Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor was the default American cruiser for nearly two decades, and 'Vic' (later pluralised 'Vics') became cop-shop and street shorthand.
People Also Ask
What does vics mean?
It's slang for cop cars, taken from the Ford Crown Victoria.
How do you use vics in a sentence?
"Slow down, there's vics parked up ahead."
Where does vics come from?
It comes from the Ford Crown Victoria, a car long used as a police cruiser.
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