Definition of "law-breaker" []

• A one-sided topological surface having no inside or outside. It is depicted in ordinary space by inserting the small open end of a tapered tube through the side of the tube and making it contiguous with the larger open end, although a true Klein bottle would not intersect itself. (noun)

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• "For those who believe that every law-breaker is a recidivist, let's consider this."
• "Independence came and Binaisa, who, in 1959, had been declared the greatest law-breaker in Uganda, became, in May 1962, the country's first indigenous attorney general."
• "I am not a law-breaker, but throughout my life, it has felt like the law is trying to break me."