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aiders and abettors

aiders and abettors is the plural of aider and abettor.

Meaning of aider and abettor

Noun

aider and abettor (plural aiders and abettors)

  1. (also, broadly, criminal law) One who aids and abets.
    • Mr. [Johnny] Hamilton will go on trial Feb. 21 as an "aider and abettor" in the escape, says Deputy Attorney General Ana Colon.1984 February 12, Richard Haitch, “Follow-Up on the News”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 24 May 2015

Questions about aiders and abettors

What is aiders and abettors the plural of?
Aiders and abettors is the plural of aider and abettor.

Words near aiders and abettors in the dictionary

  1. Aiden
  2. Aidenn
  3. aider
  4. aider and abettor
  5. aiders
  6. aiders and abettors
  7. aides
  8. aides-de-camp
  9. aides-mémoire
  10. aidest
  11. aideth

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