Vocabulary

(crime of) damaging property (including animals, and excluding buildings, ships and documents)

damaging documents; concealing documents; spoliation

(crime of) damaging or concealing documents; spoliation offense

intent of unlawful appropriation

illegal acquisition; unlawful appropriation

(crime of) concealment

(crime of) appropriation; acquisitive crime; misappropriation offense

Nazi salute

ideal concurrence (single act constituting multiple separate offenses); notional concurrence

desecration of a tomb; grave excavation

(crime of) grave excavation

mutilation of a corpse; damaging a dead body

(crime of) desecrating a corpse

(crime of) damaging a corpse; mutilation of a corpse

implicated offense (where the means or result constitutes a separate offense); connected offense

forgery of an official document; falsification of public records

(crime of) forging an official document; falsification of official records

mutilation and abandonment a corpse

(crime of) mutilating and abandoning a corpse

storage (esp. in a warehouse); depositing

dead fetus

postmortem examination

body of a person who died an abnormal death; unnatural death corpse; body dead from unnatural causes

reversal of a guilty verdict; acquittal on appeal

never put off until tomorrow what you can do today; (he who says) 'let's do it tomorrow' is a moron

fire blowpipe; blowpipe used to stimulate a fire

special event; one-time event

door stopper; door bumper; door cushion

remarks column; space for notes

inside joke; in-joke

charismatic

being at one's desk (at work); being at work

guest appearance in a film or play through a friend; special appearance

entry example; filling example; input example

variolation

conductive hearing loss

conductive hearing loss

detrimental factor; contributing negative factor

positive factor; contributing (positive) factor

sound-perceiving apparatus (of the ear); sensorineural apparatus