Associations to the word «Illicit»
Noun
- Trafficking
- Narcotic
- Smuggling
- Heroin
- Cannabis
- Drug
- Cocaine
- Marijuana
- Opium
- Opioid
- Alcohol
- Substance
- Prostitution
- Adultery
- Poppy
- Morphine
- Cartel
- Intercourse
- Abuse
- Smuggler
- Distillery
- Gambling
- Overdose
- Misuse
- Addict
- Liquor
- Evasion
- Addiction
- Enrichment
- Ecstasy
- Coca
- Extortion
- Fallacy
- Distillation
- Trade
- Tobacco
- Diversion
- Proliferation
- Adolescent
- Importation
- Piracy
- Precursor
- Liaison
- Prohibition
- Theft
- Firearm
- Restitution
- Prevalence
- Terrorism
- Traffic
- Bribe
- Steroid
- Enforcement
- Prevention
- Cultivation
- Whisky
- Manufacture
- Amour
- Medication
- Explosive
- Prescription
- Dependence
- Ordination
- Pharmaceutical
- Corruption
- Sanction
- Bribery
- Seizure
- Shipment
- Cigarette
- Fraud
- Unesco
- Criminal
- Whiskey
- Slang
- Proceeds
- Consecration
- Financing
Adjective
Wiktionary
ILLICIT, adjective. (legal) Not approved by law, but not invalid.
ILLICIT, adjective. Breaking social norms.
ILLICIT, adjective. Unlawful.
Dictionary definition
ILLICIT, adjective. Contrary to accepted morality (especially sexual morality) or convention; "an illicit association with his secretary".
ILLICIT, adjective. Contrary to or forbidden by law; "an illegitimate seizure of power"; "illicit trade"; "an outlaw strike"; "unlawful measures".
Wise words
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