pretextual
/prēˈteksCHo͞oəl
/adjective Law
Denoting or relating to arrests or minor offenses that enable authorities to detain suspects for investigation of other matters: Ashcroft has justified the use of transparently pretextual charges to hold them
- rack of bones
- rack (or wrack) one's brains (or brain)
- rack-out
- rack pillar
- rack pin
- rack pole
- rack punch
- rack rail
- rack railway
- rack rate
- rack rent
- rack-rental
- rack-renter
- rack rod
- rack saw
- rack side
- rack something up
- rack spring
- rack-stick
- rack system
- rack tail
- rack tone
- rackway
- rack wheel
- rackwork