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1) "Police" -- As to police batons 1po·lice Pronunciation: p&-'lEs Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): po·liced; po·lic·ing Etymology: in sense 1, from Middle French policier, from police conduct of public affairs; in other senses, from 2police 1 archaic : GOVERN 2 : to control, regulate, or keep in order by use of police 3 : to make clean and put in order 4 a : to supervise the operation, execution, or administration of to prevent or detect and prosecute violations of rules and regulations b : to exercise such supervision over the policies and activities of 5 : to perform the functions of a police force in or over Pronunciation Symbols 1 History 2 Police armament and equipment 3 Restrictions upon the power of the police 4 Difficult issues 5 Internal police hierarchies and divisions 6 Police vehicles 7 Police around the world 7.1 Australia 7.2 Belgium 7.3 Brazil 7.4 Bulgaria 7.5 Canada 7.6 China 7.7 Finland 7.8 Germany 7.9 Greece 7.10 Hong Kong 7.11 Iceland 7.12 India 7.13 International Police 7.14 Ireland, Republic of 7.15 Israel 7.16 Italy 7.17 Luxembourg 7.18 Japan 7.19 Malaysia 7.20 Mexico 7.21 Morocco 7.22 Netherlands 7.23 New Zealand 7.24 Norway 7.25 Pakistan 7.26 Philippines 7.27 Russia 7.28 Singapore 7.29 Sweden 7.30 Thailand 7.31 Turkey 7.32 Vietnam 7.33 United Kingdom 2) "Batons" -- As to police batons ba·ton Pronunciation: b&-'tän, ba- also 'ba-t&n Function: noun Etymology: French bâton, from Old French baston, ultimately from Late Latin bastum stick 1 : CUDGEL, TRUNCHEON; specifically : BILLY CLUB 2 : a staff borne as a symbol of office 3 : a narrow heraldic bend 4 : a slender rod with which a leader directs a band or orchestra 5 : a hollow cylinder carried by each member of a relay team and passed to the succeeding runner 6 : a hollow metal rod with a weighted bulb at one or both ends that is flourished or twirled by a drum major or drum majorette Pronunciation Symbols Baton (via French bâton = "stick" from Late Latin bastum = "stout staff", probably of Gaulish origin) refers to several types of cylindrical or tapered instruments composed of a wide variety of materials (finished, not wood in the natural state), with differing functions Baton (conducting) used for directing an orchestra, choir or mixed performers Baton (symbol), a symbolic attribute of military or other office Baton (twirling) - a light metal rod used for keeping time, twirling, and juggling in marching band and parade performances Club (weapon) (also called a baton, billy club, nightstick, or riot stick), a type of striking/parrying weapon typically used by police, military or security personnel Batons are carried by runners in a Relay race A baton is used in heraldry as a mark of cadency. The center stick of a set of Devil sticks, manipulated by jugglers In Stage lighting, "baton" refers to movable horizontal pipes hung in a theatre from which lights or scenery are hung A dildo is sometimes called a baton Other users of the word Baton include: BATON is the name of a classified encryption algorithm. Baton Broadcasting, a Canadian broadcaster, now part of CTVglobemedia Baton Broadcast System, a defunct television system owned by Baton Broadcasting Baton Rouge, the capital city of Louisiana, USA Baton Records, a record label Baton may also refer to one of several people: Baton (name) (Bato) was an Illyrian given name for males Baton (Dardanian king) was the name of a Dardanian king in the 4th century BC Baton of Pannonia from Pannonia was one of three leaders of the Illyrian uprising against the Romans in Pannonia and Dalmatia in 6 AD Baton of Dalmatia from Dalmatia was one of three leaders of the Illyrian uprising..." 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