fel·o·ny 
(fĕlə-nē)
(fĕlə-nē)n. pl. fel·o·nies
Law
Law
1. One of several serious crimes, such as murder, rape, or robbery, punishable by a more stringent sentence than that given for a misdemeanor.
2. Any of several crimes in early English law that were punishable by forfeiture of land or goods and by capital or other serious punishment.
- Indo-European root: bher-
- Indo-European root: bher-
- Indo-European root: bhergh-
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- Indo-European root: bherəg-
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- Indo-European root: bheudh-
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- Indo-European root: bheuə-
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- Indo-European root: bhoso-
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- Indo-European root: bhrāter-
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- Indo-European root: bhāghu-
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- Indo-European root: dail-
- Indo-European root: daiwer-
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