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Andale 8 13-14

crime and justice/abundance and extravagance

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acquit 1.free2.clear3.to declar not guilty
arson 1.to burn2.the crime of deliberately setting fire to something
corruption 1.to break2.dishonesty3.improper behavior in a person of athority
counterfeit 1.to make 2.to make a fake or misleading coupie 3.made in false imitation
culprit 1.a guilty person
felony 1.wicked person 2.a seriouse crime
incarcerate 1.prison 2. to put in prison
incriminate 1.crime 2.to cause to appear guilty 3.to give evidence of guilt
jurisdiction 1.to say 2.the extent or rang of athority 3.control
swindle 1.to disappear 2.to cheat someone out of money or property 3.a scheme
amass 1.to gather or collect a large quantity
embellish 1.to add decorative details or ornaments
extravagance 1.to expence 2.effort that is great or excessive
glut 1.to fill or eat beyond compacity 2.To flood with excessive goods
inexhaustibile 1.unlimited 2.unable to beused up or tired out
lavish 1.adj. extremely plentiful and luxurious 2.adj.a generous ammount 3. verb to give in great abbundance
outrageous 1.going beyond proper limits
profusely 1.abbundant 2.generous
spendthrift 1.a person who spends money wastefully or carelesly
voracious 1.extremely hungry for large amounts of food 2.extremely greedy
Created by: natalietheginger
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