vigilante
61Vigilante — Contemporary illustrator of extreme bondage scenes of women in peril, including needle torture, etc …
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62vigilante — (m) (Intermedio) persona que tiene a su cargo el cuidado y el control de un edificio; un guarda Ejemplos: Según la ley, los vigilantes no podrán seguir con turnos de veinticuatro horas. Los vigilantes de banco llevan armas. Sinónimos: guardia,… …
63vigilante — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. See safety, II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. member of a lynch mob, member of a vigilance committee, night rider …
64vigilante — vig|i|lan|te [ˌvıdʒıˈlænti] n [Date: 1800 1900; : Spanish; Origin: person who keeps watch, guard , from Latin vigilans; VIGILANT] someone who illegally punishes criminals and tries to prevent crime, usually because they think the police are not… …
65vigilante — vigilante1 pl.m. e f. vigilanti vigilante2 pl.m. e f. vigilanti, vigilantes …
66vigilante — sustantivo masculino guardia de seguridad. * * * Sinónimos: ■ celoso, cuidadoso, atento, prudente, listo, avizor, presto, cauteloso, alerta, solícito …
67Vigilante — North American Rockwell A 5 bomber aircraft …
68vigilante — vig·i·lan·te || ‚vɪdʒɪ læntɪ n. one who takes the law into his own hands; volunteer on a vigilance committee …
69vigilante — adj. Que vigila …
70vigilante — [ˌvɪdʒɪ lanti] noun a member of a self appointed group of people who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate. Derivatives vigilantism noun Origin C19 …