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| favouring one side in a dispute above the other; biased.Orhaving a liking for (Not full but _____) |
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| restore to health or normal life by training and therapy after imprisonment, addiction, or illness |
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| of or relating to vision, light ("____ illusion") |
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| goods that have been imported or smuggled illegally (Not 'Pro-' but '____-something' |
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| opposed to change or innovation and holding traditional values (Not liberal but ___) |
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| not sufficiently skilful to do something successfully (In______) |
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| informal one’s face or expression (Rhymes with "Wiz") |
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| challenge or dispute something, e.g. a will, or sentence (as a noun, you are playing this ____ to win a prize) |
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| the action or state of being sexually unfaithful. |
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| (used with "against") - to be a powerful or conclusive factor in preventing something, e.g. a conviction or acquittal (Sounds like an army word) |
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| a hope, goal or ambition (Rhymes with desperation) |
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| to 'look the other way'at or informally permit improper behaviour ("I won't ______ eating in class, but I won't say anything this time") |
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| not influenced by strong emotion; rational and impartial (Dis______) |
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| far away in space or time. Or(of a chance or possibility) unlikely to occur. |
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| calm, confident, and in control of one’s feelings (Two words) |
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| form a theory or conjecture without firm evidence (Comes from a slang word for eyeglasses) |
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| to lie under oath in a court of law |
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| an official in a court of law who keeps order and looks after prisoners. |
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| ____the lily (try to improve what is already beautiful or excellent, as if you'd put gold on a flower!) |
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| a particular way of using words, as in Legal _______ (From the French for "To speak") |
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| a pause or gap in continuity, (as in "parole is just a _____ between prison sentences") |
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| fighting, especially between small sections of armies |
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| a person or thing regarded as a model of excellence |
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| sullen and ill-tempered: sad in a grumpy way |
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| a person’s face or facial expression |
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| very generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or less powerful person |
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