Answer: CRIME
CRIME is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 95 times.
- Moriarty's specialty
- "___ and Punishment"
- Kind of wave
- Error that leads to trial
- Legal offense
- See 33-Across
- It may be organized
- F.B.I. datum
- Whodunit start
- Fiction genre
- Arson, e.g.
- Record notation
- Part of "C.S.I."
- It may appear on a record
- It may come in waves
- Partner of punishment
- It's occasionally victimless
- Robbery, for one
- It might be organized
- Part of a dangerous wave
- Job that doesn't pay?
- Part of "CSI"
- Shoplifting or counterfeiting
- Serious wrongdoing
- Rap sheet entry
- Arrestable offense
- Malefaction
- Shame
- Battery, for one
- Punishment's partner
- Felony, for one
- Non-paying pursuit?
- Nonpaying activity
- Theft or arson
- Whodunit deed
- Felony or misdemeanor
- DA's concern
- It doesn't pay
- It may be abetted
- Breaking and entering, e.g.
- Dangerous type of wave
- Not the best kind of wave
- Punishment preceder
- Bookstore section
- Penal offense
- TV news staple
- Unlawful activity
- Whodunit element
- Possession or fraud
- Illegal activity
- Police matter
- 'America's Most Wanted' subject
- Battery, e.g.
- With 11-Down, city statistics associated with felonies
- Felony
- -
- Assault or battery
- Law breaking
- Blackmail, e.g.
- What doesn't pay?
- Theft, e.g.
- It's organized in a family
- Penologist's concern
- It doesn't pay, so they say
- Bad thing to be organized
- Felon's deed
- Burglary, for one
- Whodunnit start
- Part of CSI
- White collar
- It's even worse when it's organized
- Basis of a whodunit
- Malfeasance
- Perjury, e.g.
- Indictable offence
- Police concern
- Focus of much TV drama
- Arson or theft
- Trial subject
- Assault or kidnapping
- Whodunit focus
- Perjury or piracy
- Type of wave or spree
- Stepping on money, e.g., in Thailand
- Concern for Superman
- Felony, for example
- Robbery or arson, for example
- Unlawful act
- "Born a ___": Trevor Noah memoir
- Harlan Coben genre
- Be gay, do ___
- Word before ring or after true
- True ___ (podcast genre)
- Partner in ___ (trusted companion)
- It doesn't pay, they say