Arson is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARSON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the malicious or fraudulent burning of property
• the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property
• crime of intentionally setting property on fire
• The malicious burning of a dwelling house or outhouse of another man, which by the common law is felony; the malicious and voluntary firing of a building or ship.
• malicious burning to destroy property

Words related to ARSON

arsonist8 arsonists9 arsons6

Words that contain ARSON

arsons6 parson8 parsons9 arsonist8 arsonite8 arsonous8 parsonic12 squarson17 arsonists9 arsonites9 parsonage12 parsonish14 squarsons18 parsonages13 parsonical14 squarsonage21 squarsonages22

How to use ARSON in a sentence

• The embassy had filled the country with German poison gas, and backed the German campaign of wholesale arson.
• More than full reparation has been taken for the murders and arson.
• Felony covers murder, arson, larceny, burglary, etc.
• After a reign of terror for half a week, order was restored and twenty of the accused were convicted of arson.
• He therefore confronted these men, accused them of the arson, and demanded payment for his own loss.
• The historian says that the invasion of England by the Norwegians and Danes was fully equal to the assassination, arson, and rapine of the Indians of North America.
• Riot, arson, and wanton destruction of property was their function, and well they performed it.
• To have eaten a burnt crust of bread would have been a confession of arson.
• All the previous cases in which he had sat had been for murder or arson, robbery or theft, burglary, blackmail or some other outrageous offense against common morals or decency.
• A treatise on the law of arson covering the decisions of all American States and Territories, and including those of England and the British Colonies.
• They are even accused of doing occasionally a little bit of arson, so as to get the chance of a row.
• As lately as 1835 two men here suffered the extreme penalty for arson.
• For instance a celebrated outlaw has only recently been apprehended in Central India after several years of successful and daring robbery, arson, mutilation and murder.
• Sir Robert, sir, is here as our prisoner, and will soon be yours, for murder and arson, and God knows what besides.
• It never occurred to the boy that the excuses given were anything but adequate and satisfactory justification for pillage and arson and homicide.
• It was on his voyage to France that he forgot his old policy of arson and pillage, and truly the Court of the Great King was not the place for his rapacious cruelty.
• The city blazed with their arson every night, till at last the people rose and expelling the Raspanti, chose Andrea Gambacorti for captain.
• Unfortunately, their propensities for arson render them liable to be shot, and it is sad to see how many children are often comprised in a band of prisoners.
• We should not be surprised to read some day in the newspapers, that the villain who leads the van had been executed for burglary, arson, and murder.
• The law, however, was not equally successful when directed against the more atrocious crimes of arson and murder, which had been committed in the southern counties.
• Arson, piracy, burglary, and robbery were to be capital offences only when committed under circumstances or accompanied by acts directly calculated to endanger life.
• I would wear forever on my conscience the white rose of theft and the red rose of arson.
• Then you will get the Government to take the matter up, and to bring a charge of arson against the New Woman.
• Robbery and brigandage, murder and arson follow in its wake.
• The heads of the local fire-brigade suspected Esther of these attempts at arson, and Dr.
• And when he had said thus he took his body lightly in his arms, and put it upon the arson of his saddle.
• Arson was punishable with imprisonment for life, or a heavy fine.
• His conscience is thus purified by fire, the gale being favourable to arson.
• From pillage the pirates turned to arson, Demetrius in fact making no effort to control his men.
• Next to love, the vegetable kingdom, murder, arson, adultery and ritual, we talked most of art.
• In New York, murder, treason, and arson in the first degree, are punishable by death.

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