Verb To declare not guilty Noun The crime of deliberately setting fire to something.

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Verb To declare not guilty

Noun The crime of deliberately setting fire to something

Noun Dishonesty or improper behavior in a person of authority

Verb To make a fake or misleading copy of Adjective Made in false imitation Noun Something made in false imitation

Noun A guilty person

Noun A serious crime

Verb To put in prison

Verb To cause to appear guilty; to give evidence of guilt

Noun The extent or range of authority; control

Verb To cheat someone out of money or property Noun A scheme cheating someone out of money or property