Converse of object

• commit: In most states, it is perfectly legal to bust a cap in someone who is involved in committing a violent felony.

• compound: To compound the felony, Tommy Mooney was sent off for apparently stamping on Tony Grant.

Adjective modifier

• violent: In most states, it is perfectly legal to bust a cap in someone who is involved in committing a violent felony.

Noun used with modifier

• drug: During the same six-month period, the office charged 259 adults with drug felonies.

Modifies a noun

• offense: Of the tops the felony offenses business m m of the pay.

• violation: The founder of BetonSports, Gary Kaplan, 47, was also charged with 20 felony violations of federal laws, it said.

• conviction: There is precedent for a felony conviction in such an animal shooting case.

• count: By trial I had accumulated 13 felony counts, now including conspiracy with persons unknown.

• charge: He has now been arrested on three felony charges, for ` ` allegedly trying to destroy ' ' the system.

• trial: The materials are printed accounts of felony trials which will be made available in 35mm microfilm format with approximately 57,000 page sides.

Noun used with modifier

• treason: Tables, pictures etc: Tables: tabular details relating to treason felony prisoners ( offense, sentence, age, medical records etc.

• capital: At the spring assizes of 5833, a true bill was found by the grand jury of the boro for a capital felony.

• forethought: Killing by forethought felony was unnatural, against the law of nature.