Words and phrases that have a meaning related to tampering: (140 results)
Often used in the same context:
interfering, rigging, stealing, cheating, doctoring, petit larceny, tainting, misuse, falsifying, adulterating, resisting arrest, pilfering, mishandling, monkeying, corrupting, petty larceny, defacing, hoarding, contaminating, personating, trespassing, sabotage, conspiring, concealing, possessing, fabricating, obstructing, manipulating, hacking, discarding, charged, swiping, grand larceny, grand theft, colluding, endangering, safecracking, false imprisonment, malfunctioning, disorderly conduct, aggravated assault, assaulting, sexual assault, counts, littering, poisoning, spiking, messing, unattended, fixing, violating, malicious mischief, reshipping, gouging, indecent exposure, fiddling, stuffing, shoplifting, criminal possession, overloading, destroying, spying, criminal negligence, altering, misapplying, bribing, tinkering, desecrating, stalking, staling, videotaping, abetting, misreading, identity theft, nol pros, shredding, contravening, spitting, culpable negligence, notarizing, voiding, neglect, controlled substance, inculpate, leaking, accosting, breaching, stacking, nolo contendere, willful neglect, misdating, doping, miscount, indecent assault, soiled, forfeiting, grievous bodily harm, defiling, disobeying, dumping, negating, amphetamine sulfate, infringements, falsification, harassment, malpractice, breaches, molestation, contamination, manipulation, meddling, misbehavior, vandalism, wrongdoing, eavesdropping, experimentation, infringement, intrusion, malfeasance, watergate, embezzlement, forgery, smuggling, fraud, indictable, infamous, publicized, sensational, bootlegging, criminal, driving, publicised, substantiated, trafficking, unsavoury, aggravating, assault, bizarre
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clear-cut
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— Adjectives for tampering: such, unauthorized, human, malicious, political, genetic, deliberate, possible, injudicious, much, ball, more...
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