to cry wolf (to raise a false alarm; to constantly warn others about an imagined threat, thereby failing to get assistance when a real threat appears)

second-person singular past historic of crier

crime of passion, crime passionnel

(international law) crime against humanity

without warning, out of the blue

(simile, informal) to squeal like a stuck pig, to scream like a banshee

honour killing

murder weapon

plural of arme du crime

(figuratively, of a stomach) to rumble, to poor-mouth, to cry poor, to cry poverty, to plead poverty