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12 Cards in this Set
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COLLISION
She has convicted of second- degree murder last month in collision in New Port Beach. |
N. one object or person striking against another violently, strong disagreement
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PAROLE
He will not become eligible for parole until 2023. |
N. the reason of a prisoner before the end of sentence.
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CONFISCATE
His friend confiscated his car keys, so he wouldn not be able to drive. |
V. to take somebody's property away from them by the use of one's authority.
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COMBAT
He was so traumatized by his combat experience. |
N. a fight or fighting between two armies.
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STASH
His mom stashed him. |
V. to hide
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SHED
The boy lived in 4-by-6 foot shed in the backyard. |
N. a small simple building, usual made of wood or metal used for storing things or sheltering animals, vehicles, ...
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OBSCURITY
The boy lived in obscurity. |
N. the state of not being well known.
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CRACK DOWN
The arrest of Furin was part of an intense program to crack down on the more than 130,000 outstanding warrants in the country. |
V. to try harder to prevent an illegal activity.
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DWINDLE
Tucker's team has dwindled- ba victim of fewer resources. |
V. to become gradually less or smaller
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DRIZZLE
In the pre- dawn drizzle, most of the country was tucked, in bed. |
N. light fine rain
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TUCK
In the pre-dawn drizzle, most of the country was tucked, in bed. |
V. to put something round somebody or something in order to make them comfortable.
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ASSAULT
She also was wanted on assault with a deadly weapon and assault and battery warrants. |
N. a violent attack
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