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Definition of court
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 court is as below...
Court (n.) The
persons
officially
assembled
under
authority
of law, at the
appropriate
time and
place,
for the
administration
of
justice;
an
official
assembly,
legally
met
together
for the
transaction
of
judicial
business;
a judge or
judges
sitting
for the
hearing
or trial of
causes..
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Monsignore
::
Monsignore
(n.) My lord; -- an
ecclesiastical
dignity
bestowed
by the pope,
entitling
the
bearer
to
social
and
domestic
rank at the papal
court.
(Abbrev.
Mgr.).
Soc
::
Soc (n.) The
lord's
power or
privilege
of
holding
a court in a
district,
as in manor or
lordship;
jurisdiction
of
causes,
and the
limits
of that
jurisdiction..
Habeas Corpus
::
Habeas
corpus
() A writ
having
for its
object
to bring a party
before
a court or
judge;
especially,
one to
inquire
into the cause of a
person's
imprisonment
or
detention
by
another,
with the view to
protect
the right to
personal
liberty;
also, one to bring a
prisoner
into court to
testify
in a
pending
trial..
Courter
::
Courter
(n.) One who
courts;
one who plays the
lover,
or who
solicits
in
marriage;
one who
flatters
and
cajoles..
Homologate
::
Homologate
(v. t.) To
approve;
to
allow;
to
confirm;
as, the court
homologates
a
proceeding..
Inquisitorial
::
Inquisitorial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the Court of
Inquisition
or
resembling
its
practices.
Bonair
::
Bonair
(a.)
Gentle;
courteous;
complaisant;
yielding.
Narthex
::
Narthex
(n.) The
portico
in front of
ancient
churches;
sometimes,
the
atrium
or outer court
surrounded
by
ambulatories;
-- used,
generally,
for any
vestibule,
lobby,
or outer
porch,
leading
to the nave of a
church..
Arret
::
Arret (n.) A
judgment,
decision,
or
decree
of a court or high
tribunal;
also, a
decree
of a
sovereign..
Cite
::
Cite (v. t.) To
notify
of a
proceeding
in
court.
Bail
::
Bail (n.) The
person
or
persons
who
procure
the
release
of a
prisoner
from the
custody
of the
officer,
or from
imprisonment,
by
becoming
surely
for his
appearance
in
court..
Antiphrasis
::
Antiphrasis
(n.) The use of words in a sense
opposite
to their
proper
meaning;
as when a court of
justice
is
called
a court of
vengeance.
Summon
::
Summon
(v. t.) To give
notice
to, or
command
to
appear,
as in
court;
to cite by
authority;
as, to
summon
witnesses..
Fine
::
Fine (n.) To
impose
a
pecuniary
penalty
upon for an
offense
or
breach
of law; to set a fine on by
judgment
of a
court;
to
punish
by fine; to
mulct;
as, the
trespassers
were fined ten
dollars..
Courting
::
Courting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Cour.
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The place in court where
prisoners
are
stationed
for
arraignment,
trial,
or
sentence..
Clerk
::
Clerk (n.) One
employed
to keep
records
or
accounts;
a
scribe;
an
accountant;
as, the clerk of a
court;
a town
clerk..
Reprimand
::
Reprimand
(n.) To
reprove
publicly
and
officially,
in
execution
of a
sentence;
as, the court
ordered
him to be
reprimanded..
Haiduck
::
Haiduck
(n.)
Formerly,
a
mercenary
foot
soldier
in
Hungary,
now, a
halberdier
of a
Hungarian
noble,
or an
attendant
in
German
or
Hungarian
courts..
Present
::
Present
(a.)
Hence:
To
endow;
to
bestow
a gift upon; to
favor,
as with a
donation;
also, to court by
gifts..
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