the absence of a formal system of government or order in a society (noun)

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a person or other animal responsible for an injury or crime (noun)

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to make a law (verb)

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a ruler of a kingdom or empire, such as a king or queen (noun)

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a country, organization, or form of government run by a small group of people (noun)

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a preformed opinion, usually negative, that is developed without an understanding of a certain person, group, or subject (noun)

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settle by judicial decision (verb)

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of an ancient time, out of date (adjective)

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blameworthy because of some wrongdoing (adjective)

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assign duties to, often as a representative (verb)

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to clear from guilt or free from blame (verb)

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showing very poor judgment; unwise. (adjective)

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system of courts which interprets the law (noun)

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to assign to a place, task or category (verb), usually to something less desireable

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regarded as holy or greatly respected (adjective)

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make holy or sacred; purify or free from guilt (verb)

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acting as though more pious or righteous (adjective)

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to permit or confirm (verb) or a threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule (noun)

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