Taking - Law Dictionary Search Results

Light fingered

Dexterous in taking and conveying away thievish pilfering addicted to petty thefts

Taking notice viewing or noticing attentively watchful carefully attentive as an observant spectator observant habits

self-executing : taking effect immediately without the need for implementing legislation or further judicial action [a judgment]

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Act of taking a bath or baths

Happening or taking place once in two years as a biennial election

The taking of the position of a candidate specifically the preaching of a clergyman with a view to settlement

Meal taking dining or supping

Transhipment, taking the cargo out of one ship, and loading another with it. Transhipment. See weapons of mass destruction and

Susceptibility of taking fire readily the state or quality of being inflammable

Taking flight flying used in composition

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