Crimes and Punishment
The crime of breaking into a building to steal something.
What is burglary?
A sudden rush of animals or people moving quickly and uncontrollably.
What is stampede?
Cards with words or lines written on them to help someone remember what to say.
What are cue cards?
Unable or unwilling to believe something; skeptical.
What is incredulous?
A person who secretly gives information about a group to outsiders; a spy.
What is a mole/rat?
A homemade weapon, usually sharpened, used in prison.
What is shank?
To suffer or die from not having enough food.
What is to starve?
The music, songs, or audio that accompany a movie, show, or video game.
What is soundtrack?
Without emotion or mercy; cruel or calculating.
What is cold-blooded?
A person who tries to help others and improve human welfare.
What is humanitarian?
The section of a prison where inmates wait for execution.
What is death row?
Uncertain, unstable, or insecure.
What is precariousness?
Playfully unusual or fanciful; imaginative in a lighthearted way.
What is whimsical?
To embarrass or humiliate someone.
What is to make a fool (of someone)?
A person who rebels against rules, traditions, or their group.
What is renegade?
Fake or forged, usually describing money or valuable items made to look real.
What is counterfeit?
A hidden danger or problem.
What is pitfall?
A goodbye or parting.
What is farewell?
Great surprise or amazement.
What is astonishment?
Someone who lacks courage and avoids danger or responsibility out of fear.
What is coward?