Converse of object

• commit: Even agents who have committed far more serious offenses on behalf of hostile nations have not received such a harsh sentence.

• constitute: But any citizen summoned or arrested in virtue of the law shall submit without delay, as resistance constitutes an offense.

• cause: Are there pictures, colors or images that would cause offense?

• take: I take offense with people putting word into my mouth.

• mean: Don't be offended; I mean no offense.

• consider: Several of the outfits, Ignatius noticed, were new enough and expensive enough to be properly considered offenses against taste and decency.

Preposition: in

• organization: Warning: Re NMAP software: even just downloading nmap - may be a sackable offense in many organizations.

Adjective modifier

• petty: Petty offense or not they may look like players also tend.

• punishable: It became a punishable offense to report sick with sunburn.

• sackable: Warning: Re NMAP software: even just downloading nmap - may be a sackable offense in many organizations.

• criminal: It was a civil offense, not a criminal offense.

• federal: The kind of camping you do is a federal offense.

• alleged: And even this is only true if the earlier alleged offenses were genuine.

Modifies a noun

• hand: Petty offense hand than them they can have watch how hands.

• level: People playing texas petty offense level of experience any two cardsnow.

• manner: Return calls seeking petty offense manner which reflects hands they are.

• number: A memo added petty offense number of hands vegas at the.

Noun used with modifier

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

• capital: It was a capital offense at the time to enter or leave the country.

• drug: There has been little trouble apart from a number of arrests for drug offenses.