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Definition of sheriff
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sheriff is as below...
Sheriff
(n.) The chief
officer
of a shire or
county,
to whom is
intrusted
the
execution
of the laws, the
serving
of
judicial
writs and
processes,
and the
preservation
of the
peace..
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Sheriffwick
::
Sheriffwick
(n.) The
office
or
jurisdiction
of
sheriff.
See
Shrievalty.
Sheriffdom
::
Sheriffdom
(n.) Alt. of
Sheriffwic.
Venire Facias
::
Venire
facias
() A
judicial
writ or
precept
directed
to the
sheriff,
requiring
him to cause a
certain
number
of
qualified
persons
to
appear
in court at a
specified
time, to serve as
jurors
in said
court..
Posse Comitatus
::
Posse
comitatus
() The power of the
county,
or the
citizens
who may be
summoned
by the
sheriff
to
assist
the
authorities
in
suppressing
a riot, or
executing
any legal
precept
which is
forcibly
opposed..
Sheriff
::
Sheriff
(n.) The chief
officer
of a shire or
county,
to whom is
intrusted
the
execution
of the laws, the
serving
of
judicial
writs and
processes,
and the
preservation
of the
peace..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) A
ministerial
officer,
appointed
for each
judicial
district
of the
United
States,
to
execute
the
process
of the
courts
of the
United
States,
and
perform
various
duties,
similar
to those of a
sheriff.
The name is also
sometimes
applied
to
certain
police
officers
of a
city..
Vicontiels
::
Vicontiels
(n. pl.)
Things
belonging
to the
sheriff;
especially,
farms
(called
also
vicontiel
rents)
for which the
sheriff
used to pay rent to the
king..
Shrieve
::
Shrieve
(n.) A
sheriff.
Reeve
::
Reeve (n.) an
officer,
steward,
bailiff,
or
governor;
-- used
chiefly
in
compounds;
as,
shirereeve,
now
written
sheriff;
portreeve,
etc..
Receipt
::
Receipt
(v. t.) To give a
receipt
for; as, to
receipt
goods
delivered
by a
sheriff..
Mainprise
::
Mainprise
(n.) A writ
directed
to the
sheriff,
commanding
him to take
sureties,
called
mainpernors,
for the
prisoner's
appearance,
and to let him go at
large.
This writ is now
obsolete..
Panel
::
Panel (n.) A piece of
parchment
or a
schedule,
containing
the names of
persons
summoned
as
jurors
by the
sheriff;
hence,
more
generally,
the whole
jury..
Vicontiel
::
Vicontiel
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
viscount
or
sheriff
of a
country.
Undershrievalty
::
Undershrievalty
(n.) The
office
or
position
of an
undersheriff.
Fieri Facias
::
Fieri
facias
() A
judicial
writ that lies for one who has
recovered
in debt or
damages,
commanding
the
sheriff
that he cause to be made of the
goods,
chattels,
or real
estate
of the
defendant,
the sum
claimed..
Inquisitor
::
Inquisitor
(n.) One whose
official
duty it is to
examine
and
inquire,
as
coroners,
sheriffs,
etc..
Scavage
::
Scavage
(n.) A toll or duty
formerly
exacted
of
merchant
strangers
by
mayors,
sheriffs,
etc., for goods shown or
offered
for sale
within
their
precincts..
Under
::
Under (a.) Lower in
position,
intensity,
rank, or
degree;
subject;
subordinate;
--
generally
in
composition
with a noun, and
written
with or
without
the
hyphen;
as, an
undercurrent;
undertone;
underdose;
under-garment;
underofficer;
undersheriff..
Undersheriffry
::
Undersheriffry
(n.)
Undershrievalty.
Distringas
::
Distringas
(n.) A writ
commanding
the
sheriff
to
distrain
a
person
by his goods or
chattels,
to
compel
a
compliance
with
something
required
of him..
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