felon|felons in English

noun

[fel·on || 'felən]

criminal, law breaker; inflammation of the finger or toe (especially near the nail)

Use "felon|felons" in a sentence

1. He's a convicted felon.

2. And administration of felons through the docks.

3. Fighters are convicted violent felons.

4. Fighters are convicted violent felons

5. I'm a convicted federal felon.

6. He was convicted to be a felon.

7. Since when is capturing a felon considered interference?

8. I'm afraid we have a no-felons rule.

9. That felon tried to escape from the prison.

10. You're asking me to harbor and aid a convicted felon.

11. Wednesday morning, unaware that he had transported a felon.

12. VIRGINIA: Blackface Northam Calls for Backup, Allows 69,000 Felons to Vote Ahead of Governor Race Ralph Northam is giving 69,000 felons the right to vote as the gubernatorial election looms

13. Here the hero is decorated. Here the felon is condemned.

14. Convicted felon arrested in Bellevue, guns & ammo Confiscated

15. Corrected Felon Podcast is a podcast based on 3 principles, 1

16. Hitler's early'successes " were only the startling depredations of a resolute felon.

17. Thepoorest countries continue to face high food price prices, which have felon else wherefallenelsewhere.

18. 24 For those and other crimes the two felons were taken by tumbril to the Nuremberg scaffold.

19. The judge demanded the most severe punishment for the convicted felon.

20. I found out my ex - partner's a liar and a felon.

21. In his research, he concluded that people are born felons based on certain physical and mental Abnormalcies

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23. And the white - handed is not clean in the doings of the felon.

24. Some election supervisors simply threw it away, allowing ex - felons to vote in a few counties.

25. For those and other crimes the two felons were taken by tumbril to the Nuremberg scaffold.