acquittal

Is the judgment of a jury or judge that a person is not guilty.

Acquittal is a very strong word that police use

by charleneeee March 2, 2014

Acquittal

when you dress up normal political behaviour to make it seem like it’s grounds for removal from office, but then it backfires and you don’t get what you want and go home crying.

favour-for-favour is literally the foundation of all politics. this case was a waste of time, as usual. give that man an acquittal!

by spicycolonkid420 January 31, 2020

acquitted

to release or discharge (a person) from an obligation , to satisfy someone lol

I was acquitted

by Lovely 1460 October 10, 2017

Aquitalish

When considering work that require to be completed around an Acquittal

Kathy has informed her staff to hold off doing anything aquitalish until an official email has been sent.

by Secret Squirrel's business September 13, 2022

Aquitalish

A word coined in 200 by Kathy Tessier to describe completion of work around an acquittal process.

Hold off doing anything aquitalish until an official email has been forwarded to our clients

by Secret Squirrel's business September 14, 2022

Aquitalish

A term coined in 2022 by Kathy Tessier relating to processes being completed around the submission of an acquittal.

Hold off doing anything aquitalish until we have been in touch with our clients first

by Secret Squirrel's business September 14, 2022