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That is the correct spelling of "criminal" (of crime, or a lawbreaker).
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How do you spell barttery?
The likely word is "battery" (energy cell, or the criminal use of force).
How do you spell assceroy?
The likely word may be "accessory" (an added device or fashion, or criminal accomplice).
How do you spell offender?
That is the correct spelling of "offender" (criminal).
How do you spell the word 'sentence'?
The proper spelling is "sentence" (with no a's).
How do you spell proseger?
The likely word is "procedure" (a method or process).Using a different pronunciation, this could also be prosecutor (criminal justice official).
What is this jumbled word mnciairl?
Those letters spell criminal.
How do you spell fellon?
The correct spelling is "felon" (a criminal, i.e. someone who commits a felony).
How do you spell baderty?
One possibility : BATTERY : an electrical storage medium, or a criminal assault.
How do you spell barttery?
The likely word is "battery" (energy cell, or the criminal use of force).
How do you spell crimescene?
The term is two words "crime scene" (location of a criminal act).
How do you spell assceroy?
The likely word may be "accessory" (an added device or fashion, or criminal accomplice).
How do you spell offender?
That is the correct spelling of "offender" (criminal).
How do you spell sivele?
This is likely either the adjective civil (proper, or non-criminal) or the adverb civilly (in a respectful manner).
How do you spell unlawful in French?
The word could be criminel (criminal) or illégal (illegal). "Against the law" would be "contre la loi."
How do you spell the word 'sentence'?
The proper spelling is "sentence" (with no a's).
How do you spell proseger?
The likely word is "procedure" (a method or process).Using a different pronunciation, this could also be prosecutor (criminal justice official).
How do you spell crimany?
Probably not related to the word "criminal", the surprised interjection "criminy", like "crikey", is probably a euphemistic avoidance of saying Christ.
