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Definition of criminal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of criminal is as below...
Criminal
(n.) One who has
commited
a
crime;
especially,
one who is found
guilty
by
verdict,
confession,
or
proof;
a
malefactor;
a
felon..
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Deathwatch
::
Deathwatch
(n.) The guard set over a
criminal
before
his
execution.
Reset
::
Reset (v. t.) To
harbor
or
secrete;
to hide, as
stolen
goods or a
criminal..
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(v. t.) To delay the
punishment
of; to
suspend
the
execution
of
sentence
on; to give a
respite
to; to
respite;
as, to
reprieve
a
criminal
for
thirty
days..
Malefactor
::
Malefactor
(n.) An evil doer; one who
commits
a
crime;
one
subject
to
public
prosecution
and
punishment;
a
criminal.
Information
::
Information
(v. t.) A
proceeding
in the
nature
of a
prosecution
for some
offens
against
the
government,
instituted
and
prosecuted,
really
or
nominally,
by some
authorized
public
officer
on
behalt
of the
government.
It
differs
from an
indictment
in
criminal
cases
chiefly
in not being based on the
finding
of a grand juri. See
Indictment..
Prosecutor
::
Prosecutor
(n.) The
person
who
institutes
and
carries
on a
criminal
suit
against
another
in the name of the
government.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) One who has
immediate
jurisdiction
in
matters
ecclesiastical;
an
ecclesiastical
judge;
also, a
deputy
of the
bishop,
or a
clergyman
appointed
to
perform
divine
service
for
condemned
criminals
and
assist
in
preparing
them for
death..
Discriminal
::
Discriminal
(a.) In
palmistry,
applied
to the line which marks the
separation
between
the hand and the arm..
Conjuration
::
Conjuration
(n.) A
league
for a
criminal
purpose;
conspiracy.
Spot
::
Spot (v. t.) To mark or note so as to
insure
recognition;
to
recognize;
to
detect;
as, to spot a
criminal..
Detective
::
Detective
(n.) One who
business
it is so
detect
criminals
or
discover
matters
of
secrecy.
Forfeit
::
Forfeit
(v. i.) To be
guilty
of a
misdeed;
to be
criminal;
to
transgress.
Recorder
::
Recorder
(n.) The title of the chief
judical
officer
of some
cities
and
boroughs;
also, of the chief
justice
of an East
Indian
settlement.
The
Recorder
of
London
is judge of the Lord
Mayor's
Court,
and one of the
commissioners
of the
Central
Criminal
Court..
Cyphonism
::
Cyphonism
(n.) A
punishment
sometimes
used by the
ancients,
consisting
in the
besmearing
of the
criminal
with
honey,
and
exposing
him to
insects.
It is still in use among some
Oriental
nations..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To argue in
support
of a
claim,
or in
defense
against
the claim of
another;
to urge
reasons
for or
against
a
thing;
to
attempt
to
persuade
one by
argument
or
supplication;
to speak by way of
persuasion;
as, to plead for the life of a
criminal;
to plead with a judge or with a
father..
Malefactor
::
Malefactor
(n.) One who does wrong by
injuring
another,
although
not a
criminal..
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) In civil and
admiralty
law, the
judgment
of a court
pronounced
in a
cause;
in
criminal
and
ecclesiastical
courts,
a
judgment
passed
on a
criminal
by a court or
judge;
condemnation
pronounced
by a
judgical
tribunal;
doom. In
common
law, the term is
exclusively
used to
denote
the
judgment
in
criminal
cases..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
gibbet,
consisting
of two
pieces
of
timber
placed
transversely
upon one
another,
in
various
forms,
as a T, or +, with the
horizontal
piece below the upper end of the
upright,
or as an X. It was
anciently
used in the
execution
of
criminals..
Criminal
::
Criminal
(a.)
Involving
a
crime;
of the
nature
of a
crime;
-- said of an act or of
conduct;
as,
criminal
carelessness..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) The place in court where a
criminal
or
accused
person
stands.
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