possession
the crime of having illegal drugs
possessing something that is forbidden by law
a possession that you value more than any other
possessing something that is against the law, a more formal term
physical objects that a person owns
items that belong to an individual person
the state of being the only one to possess something
a possession that is very valuable, often sentimentally
all the physical objects that a person owns, often implying they are not many
a possession that is kept and valued highly
the state of possessing something to the exclusion of others
a possession that is worth a lot of money
the crime of possessing marijuana
the crime of possessing cannabis
a possession that is considered important or useful
a territory controlled by a country from across the sea
a country or area controlled by another country
something owned by a person or group rather than by the state
an object that has been owned by a family for a long time
Often used for abstract things like 'facts' or 'faculties' to mean having complete knowledge or control
Used to formally state what someone has
Similar to 'in possession of', but more personal or direct
to own, hold, or control something
to begin to own or use something, especially property
to succeed in getting control of something, often with effort
to no longer have or own something
a common, informal way to say you have obtained something
a more formal way to say you are keeping something
a more formal way to say you have gotten something
to continue to have something; not lose it
to buy or obtain possessions
to give your possessions to someone in exchange for money
to gather or accumulate possessions over time
a legal document from a court that gives someone the right to take possession of a property