accomplice
IPA: ʌkˈɑmpɫʌs
noun
- (law) An associate in the commission of a crime; a participator in an offense, whether a principal or an accessory.
- (rare) A cooperator.
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Examples of "accomplice" in Sentences
- Tom is definitely the accomplice.
- These were accomplices of the killers.
- The bet is promptly taken by the accomplice.
- Possibly Grand was an accomplice of the regicide.
- He became an accomplice of Saruman during the War of the Ring.
- Fang is her accomplice in the nether realms of her imagination.
- The accomplice then presses the spring, and the centre drops out.
- Ellen replies that she had thought the accomplice was the father.
- In the play, Macaire's accomplice is Bertrand, a simpleton and villain.
- Meshulam Makover, the fourth accomplice, was the driver of the getaway car.
- Your accomplice is a flaming skull with the ability to transform into anything from a shotgun to a motorbike.
- What your really trying to accomplice is to scare others off that might be interested in finding out more about us.
- I reckon anyone who can hide in a drawer without the aid of an accomplice is so ingenious they deserve not to be caught.
- My accomplice is a woman and is far from the "kamikaze messenger" type, though she is accustomed to riding a bike with drop bars.
- But the Digger becomes a far more sinister threat when his accomplice is killed in a freak accident while en route to the money drop.
- If, therefore, the testimony of an accomplice is necessary, he should not be tried jointly with those against whom he is expected to testify.
- Some speculate that side kicks, two words, was a phrase derived from the outside pockets of an overcoat; in underworld slang, it referred to an accomplice.
- I believe that the Bush Administration failed to respond to serious threats against our nation, and are responsible in the way that an accomplice is guilty for the crimes he or she allowed to happen.