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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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Forejudge
::
Forejudge
(v. t.) To expel from court for some
offense
or
misconduct,
as an
attorney
or
officer;
to
deprive
or put out of a thing by the
judgment
of a
court..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) To
preserve
the
memory
of, by
committing
to
writing,
to
printing,
to
inscription,
or the like; to make note of; to write or enter in a book or on
parchment,
for the
purpose
of
preserving
authentic
evidence
of; to
register;
to
enroll;
as, to
record
the
proceedings
of a
court;
to
record
historical
events..
Court
::
Court (v. i.) To play the
lover;
to woo; as, to go
courting..
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.).
Review
::
Review
(n.) To
reexamine
judically;
as, a
higher
court may
review
the
proceedings
and
judgments
of a lower one..
See
::
See (n.)
Specifically:
(a) The seat of
episcopal
power;
a
diocese;
the
jurisdiction
of a
bishop;
as, the see of New York. (b) The seat of an
archibishop;
a
province
or
jurisdiction
of an
archibishop;
as, an
archiepiscopal
see. (c) The seat,
place,
or
office
of the pope, or Roman
pontiff;
as, the papal see. (d) The pope or his court at Rome; as, to
appeal
to the see of
Rome..
Placitum
::
Placitum
(n.) A
public
court or
assembly
in the
Middle
Ages, over which the
sovereign
president
when a
consultation
was held upon
affairs
of
state..
Burghmote
::
Burghmote
(n.) A court or
meeting
of a burgh or
borough;
a
borough
court held three times
yearly.
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. t.) To press by
solicitation;
to urge; to dun;
hence,
to treat
discourteously
or
unreasonably..
Chamberlain
::
Chamberlain
(n.) An
officer
having
the
direction
and
management
of the
private
chambers
of a
nobleman
or
monarch;
hence,
in
Europe,
one of the high
officers
of a
court..
Compear
::
Compear
(v. i.) To
appear
in court
personally
or by
attorney.
Qualificator
::
Qualificator
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
it is to
examine
and
prepare
causes
for trial in the
ecclesiastical
courts.
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(v. t.) To treat with
civility.
Curtes
::
Curtes
(a.)
Courteous.
Returnable
::
Returnable
(a.)
Legally
required
to be
returned,
delivered,
given,
or
rendered;
as, a writ or
precept
returnable
at a
certain
day; a
verdict
returnable
to the
court..
Presumption
::
Presumption
(n.) The act of
venturing
beyond
due
beyond
due
bounds;
an
overstepping
of the
bounds
of
reverence,
respect,
or
courtesy;
forward,
overconfident,
or
arrogant
opinion
or
conduct;
presumptuousness;
arrogance;
effrontery..
Affably
::
Affably
(adv.)
In an
affable
manner;
courteously.
Color
::
Color (n.) An
apparent
right;
as where the
defendant
in
trespass
gave to the
plaintiff
an
appearance
of
title,
by
stating
his title
specially,
thus
removing
the cause from the jury to the
court..
Piepowder
::
Piepowder
(n.) An
ancient
court of
record
in
England,
formerly
incident
to every fair and
market,
of which the
steward
of him who owned or had the toll was the
judge..
Court-martialing
::
Court-martialing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Court-martia.
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