observe, stand by and watch without taking an active part

having no place to live

behave or act in a certain way in response to sth/sb

say that sb has done sth wrong or broken the law

say what you think instead of remaining silent; also, speak more loudly

be present and see (sth significant) happen

the crime of setting a building or sb's property on fire

the crime of violently attacking sb with the intent to do physical harm

the crime of entering a place illegally with the intent to steal

the crime of taking money or property by force

against the law

aim or purpose of doing sth, what one intends to do

sth (e.g., land, buildings, statues)owned by the city, town, state, or country as opposed to property owned by private citizens

using physical power

the act of speaking with too much pride about sth (e.g., your achievements, qualities or possessions); same as boasting

proof, sth (e.g., information or an object found at a crime scene) that shows there is good reason to believe sth is true

report or description of sth as provided by sb who saw what happened

the act of asking sb questions, especially in an official capacity

place where two or more roads intersect (i.e., cross each other)

sb who walks (rather than uses a car or other means of transportation)

seriously, gravely, in a way that causes great concern

event, happening (often unpleasant)

not very great or important, of secondary importance