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Often used in the same context:
parolee,
sex offender,
felony,
offender,
substance abuser,
child molester,
gangbanger,
fugitive,
misdemeanant,
misdemeanor,
parole,
perjurer,
crack addict,
embezzler,
jail,
probation,
prison,
probationer,
klansman,
molester,
firearm,
lawman,
criminals,
controlled substance,
arrestee,
druggie,
juvie,
grand theft,
drug addict,
inmate,
convict,
bounty hunter,
rapist,
hoosegow,
bondswoman,
absconder,
lawbreaker,
perps,
batterer,
priors,
burglary,
dirtbag,
abuser,
moonshiner,
douche bag,
sheriff,
junkie,
cellmate,
deadbeat dad,
conviction,
pimp,
crackhead,
murderer,
burglar,
narcs,
penal institution,
aggravated assault,
rap sheet,
wiretapper,
mentally ill,
dogcatcher,
deer hunter,
trial court,
slumlord,
semiautomatic firearm,
sociopath,
safecracking,
draft dodger,
perp,
jailbird,
carjacking,
recidivist,
escaper,
scalawag,
thug,
renter,
petty larceny,
slammer,
cocaine addict,
grand larceny,
coddler,
armed robbery,
addict,
heroin addict,
litterer,
violator,
pardoner,
codefendant,
murderess,
scumbag,
avoider,
alderman,
scofflaw,
crime,
cop,
disfranchisement,
criminal contempt,
escapee,
penitentiary,
exboyfriend,
hoarder,
county court,
criminal,
felons,
malefactors,
malefactor,
culprits,
delinquent,
robber,
thief,
traitor,
burglars,
offenders,
thieves,
transgressors,
assassin,
convicts,
barbarian,
congenial,
crippled,
dealing,
feebler,
fettered,
gentile,
honeft,
iny,
neglectful,
oar,
steadiest,
sure,
surer,
unfettered,
unshackled,
adorned,
adventuring,
alien,
assured
More specific:
abductor,
accessary,
accessory,
accomplice,
arsonist,
blackmailer,
bootlegger,
briber,
coconspirator,
conspirator,
contrabandist,
desperado,
desperate criminal,
drug peddler,
drug trafficker,
extortioner,
extortionist,
firebug,
fugitive,
fugitive from justice,
gangster,
gangster's moll,
goon,
gun moll,
habitual criminal,
highbinder,
highjacker,
hijacker,
hood,
hoodlum,
incendiary,
kidnaper,
kidnapper,
lawbreaker,
liquidator,
machinator,
mobster,
moll,
mooncurser,
moonshiner,
murderer,
parolee,
peddler,
plotter,
probationer,
punk,
pusher,
racketeer,
recidivist,
repeater,
runner,
scofflaw,
smuggler,
snatcher,
suborner,
thief,
thug,
tough,
toughie,
traitor,
treasonist,
violator
Appears in the definition of:
accessory after the fact
More general:
infection,
offender,
wrongdoer
Synonyms:
criminal,
crook,
malefactor,
outlaw,
whitlow
Also try:
— Adjectives for felon:
common,
principal,
suspected,
ordinary,
dangerous,
individual,
wanted,
greater,
worst,
violent,
notorious,
more...
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