Offense - Law Dictionary Search Results
Perpetrate
or perform to carry through to execute commonly in a bad sense to commit as a crime an offense to be guilty of as to perpetrate a foul deed
Peccavi
I have sinned used colloquially to express confession or acknowledgment of an offense used rarely superseded by the approximate equivalent mea culpa
Peccadillo
A slight trespass or offense a petty crime a trifling fault
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Pardonable
Admitting of pardon not requiring the excution of penalty venial excusable applied to the offense or to the offender as a pardonable fault or culprit
Pardon
The act of pardoning forgiveness as of an offender or of an offense release from penalty remission of punishment absolution
Offensible
That may give offense
Misdoing
A wrong done a fault or crime an offense as it was my misdoing
Miff
A petty falling out a tiff a quarrel offense
malicious mischief
Malicious and willful destructionof or injury to the property of others it is an offense at common law
Malefaction
A crime an offense an evil deed
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