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Often used in the same context:
possesion,
criminal possession,
psilocin,
switchblade knife,
personation,
offense,
resisting arrest,
petit larceny,
yardline,
misdemeanor,
upfield,
downfield,
felony,
controlled substance,
stanza,
petty larceny,
counts,
composure,
poss,
half,
forgery,
inbounds,
aggravated assault,
illegal possession,
midfield,
ball,
criminal contempt,
disorderly conduct,
trafficking,
possessors,
maul,
layup,
turning point,
paraphernalia,
fastbreak,
capias,
burglary,
charge,
ascendency,
manufacture,
asportation,
false imprisonment,
assault,
yard,
larceny,
trespassing,
grand theft,
carnal knowledge,
harrying,
amphetamine sulphate,
grand larceny,
penality,
nonsupport,
bench warrant,
safecracking,
intoxicants,
misfiring,
methylenedioxymethamphetamine,
kickable,
punt,
rucking,
amphetamine sulfate,
fumble,
trey,
squandering,
hypodermic syringe,
muffing,
basket,
halftime,
smiter,
fouls,
motor vehicle,
overpassing,
endangerment,
lysergic acid,
malicious mischief,
handoff,
phencyclidine,
goalmouth,
methaqualone,
firearm,
infraction,
unextinguished,
timeouts,
touchdown,
offsides,
incompletion,
semiautomatic firearm,
theft,
grams,
dribble,
forfeiture,
floater,
game,
subornation,
penalties,
knuckle duster,
scrimmage,
downcourt,
pointer,
ketamine hydrochloride,
defense,
possessor,
posses,
dominion,
possessions,
occupancy,
birthright,
proprietorship,
title,
subjection,
consecration,
happiness,
seisin,
union,
allegiance,
being,
custody,
depository,
greatness,
salvation,
botany,
christianity,
consideration,
divorce,
dower,
electricity,
hope,
mediumistic,
negligence,
notice,
prize,
quasi,
shamanic,
shamanistic,
suit,
undesignated,
whisky,
abovesaid,
accursed,
act
More specific:
asset,
belongings,
colony,
dominion,
financial obligation,
holding,
indebtedness,
keeping,
liability,
mandate,
material possession,
ownership,
own right,
pecuniary obligation,
property,
province,
retention,
territorial dominion,
territory,
transferred possession,
transferred property,
treasure,
white elephant
Appears in the definition of:
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ability,
accrue,
acquire,
acquisition,
alienation,
american football,
american football game,
appropriate,
arrogate,
artisan's lien,
associated state,
assume,
assumption,
attach,
away,
bearer,
belong,
belongings,
bibliomania,
calm,
calmly,
capture,
cede,
clean,
come upon,
confiscate,
conquer,
contraband,
controlled substance,
coolness,
criminal possession,
deliver,
delivery,
demoniac,
demoniacal,
despoil,
discombobulated,
disconcerted,
dispossess,
dispossession,
enfeoff,
enter upon,
eviction,
expropriated,
faeroes,
faeroe islands,
fall,
faroes,
faroe islands,
fast break,
forgoing,
forswearing,
free,
french oceania,
french polynesia,
fruition,
genitive,
get,
gilbert and ellice islands,
give,
given,
give up,
harbor,
harbour,
have,
heritage,
holder,
holding,
hold on,
hypothecate,
illegal possession,
impound,
inheritance,
initiation,
in handp,
jump ball,
keep,
keeping,
key,
knowing,
knowledgeability,
knowledgeableness,
laying claim,
legal ouster,
legal transfer,
life tenant,
livery,
loose,
lost,
luck into,
marbles,
material possession,
moneyed,
moneyless,
monied,
monopolistic,
monopoly,
moving in,
nervelessness,
obtain,
occupancy,
occupation,
out,
own,
ownership,
pass on,
plunder,
possess,
possessive,
power,
powerfulness,
preoccupy,
pretend,
procural,
procurance,
procurement,
property,
protectorate,
rape,
rebound,
receive,
release,
relinquish,
renunciation,
repossess,
repossession,
resign,
resignation,
retention,
right of entry,
right of re-entry,
scrum,
scrummage,
secularisation,
secularization,
secularize,
seize,
seizure,
sequester,
shaker,
siegfried,
spoil,
strip,
surrender,
take,
taken,
take back,
take over,
taking possession,
things,
touchdown,
transferred possession,
transferred property,
treasure,
trespass,
ultimate frisbee,
unagitated,
usurp,
violate,
white elephant,
wisep,
wise top,
withholding
More general:
cacoethes,
control,
controlling,
enchantment,
mania,
passion,
spell,
trance
Synonyms:
monomania,
ownership
Also try:
— Adjectives for possession:
full,
actual,
exclusive,
adverse,
complete,
mere,
precious,
british,
private,
immediate,
quiet,
more...
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