- - Hearing problem?
- - Study to invite scorn
- - Courtroom offence
- - Disdain politician replacing son in competition
- - Two things swindlers do give offence in court
- - scam to entice one held in disdain
- - Disrespectful manner
- - Convict to lure with disdain
- - Satisfied politician is brought in for new mockery
- - cheat with lure showing scorn
- - Disdain, as against sweet talk
- - disdain about not running around office worker
- - Undisguised disrespect
- - Offense for offending the judge
- - Disdain, disrespect
- - Ridicule criminal and part-time worker starting trouble
- - Deceive and attract scorn
- - Disdain or disrespect
- - Open disrespect, to a court, say
- - One opposed gets to induce scorn
- - Disdain shown by new office worker in bed
- - Prisoner to invite ridicule
- - Charlie about to attract scorn
- - Offer incentives after prisoner's scorn
- - Fiddle draw with disgust
- - Disdain? Not for allure
- - A judge may hold you in this
- - Jail offense for offending the judge
- - Two things a swindler may do and court offence
- - Right-winger with allure creating offence
- - One inside to invite scorn
- - Disobedience to the rule of court of law
- - Disregard for the rules of a court of law
- - Court violation
- - Strong feeling of disapproval
- - Court's dishonor
- - Courtroom misbehavior
- - You can get jailed for it
- - Intense disdain
- - Disrespect for authority.
- - Punishable act, in law.
- - Open disrespect of the orders of a court.
- - Court no-no
- - Scorn
- - See 112-Across
- - Disrespect
- - Disgust
- - Disdain
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