law 

The defintion of this word has been removed since it has been deemed unlawful to display it in public domain, under ammendment 15th to the convention treaty of 1987.

See section 7B for further details.

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law by Walex December 10, 2003

law 

A code of conduct to which everyone is held accountable but nobody is expected to understand in the first place, which is furthermore created by the same class of people who charge an arm and a leg to interpret it whenever it must be applied.

Disclaimer: As you are accountable under the law and failure to act in compliance with it may cost you your life, liberty and/or property, do NOT attempt to act, live or exist, nor to refrain from acting, living or existing under the law without the advice of a licensed attorney.

law by A Box of Signs October 15, 2009

Law 

A framework of self imposed regulation created by society to govern social conduct among individuals.

We need a Law to curb the menace of contraband.

Law by P S Lalli November 3, 2004

Law 

Another name for the cops

Yo, watch out for the law

Law by Brath November 6, 2004

law 

How societies define what is acceptable and unacceptable conduct.

You, sir, have committed an act that our society disapproves of. You have broken the law and will pay, sir!

law by BrianBbbbbb November 3, 2006

Law 

A rule or point of view which is non negotiable. A policy which is not up for discussion.

word,straight up,truth,policy,fact

Q: Dude, can I borrow your car?
A: No
Q: Why not bro?
A: That's the law!

Law by Werd Smith May 20, 2009

Law 

Noun - the God of Good Sex and Good Looks.
Adjective - used to describe someone who is incredibly good looking and/or intelligent and/or amazing in bed.
Adjective - another word for perfection.

I wish I could be Law.
I worship Law!

Law by Collins English Dictionary February 6, 2003