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Definition of judge
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"Judge
(v. i.) One of
supreme
magistrates,
with both civil and
military
powers,
who
governed
Israel
for more than four
hundred
years..
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Chief Baron
::
Chief baron () The
presiding
judge of the court of
exchequer.
Awarder
::
Awarder
(n.) One who
awards,
or
assigns
by
sentence
or
judicial
determination;
a
judge..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. i.) To
obtain
a
judgement;
to
succeed
in a
lawsuit;
as, the
plaintiff
has
recovered
in his
suit..
Humble
::
Humble
(superl.)
Thinking
lowly of one's self;
claiming
little
for one's self; not
proud,
arrogant,
or
assuming;
thinking
one's self
ill-deserving
or
unworthy,
when
judged
by the
demands
of God;
lowly;
waek;
modest..
Righteously
::
Righteously
(adv.)
In a
righteous
manner;
as, to judge
righteously..
Doom
::
Doom (v. t.) To
judge;
to
estimate
or
determine
as a
judge.
Arbitratrix
::
Arbitratrix
(n.) A
female
who
arbitrates
or
judges.
Distinguish
::
Distinguish
(v. i.) To make
distinctions;
to
perceive
the
difference;
to
exercise
discrimination;
-- with
between;
as, a judge
distinguishes
between
cases
apparently
similar,
but
differing
in
principle..
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) An
application
for the
removal
of a cause or suit from an
inferior
to a
superior
judge or court for
reexamination
or
review.
Eyre
::
Eyre (n.) A
journey
in
circuit
of
certain
judges
called
justices
in eyre (or in
itinere).
Decorous
::
Decorous
(a.)
Suitable
to a
character,
or to the time,
place,
and
occasion;
marked
with
decorum;
becoming;
proper;
seemly;
befitting;
as, a
decorous
speech;
decorous
behavior;
a
decorous
dress for a
judge..
Garb
::
Garb (n.) The whole dress or suit of
clothes
worn by any
person,
especially
when
indicating
rank or
office;
as, the garb of a
clergyman
or a
judge..
Judge
::
Judge (v. t.) To
arrogate
judicial
authority
over; to sit in
judgment
upon; to be
censorious
toward.
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) An
address
(esp. an
earnest
or
impressive
address)
containing
instruction
or
exhortation;
as, the
charge
of a judge to a jury; the
charge
of a
bishop
to his
clergy..
Hakim
::
Hakim (n.) A
Mohammedan
title for a
ruler;
a
judge.
Elder
::
Elder (a.) A
person
who, on
account
of his age,
occupies
the
office
of ruler or
judge;
hence,
a
person
occupying
any
office
appropriate
to such as have the
experience
and
dignity
which age
confers;
as, the
elders
of
Israel;
the
elders
of the
synagogue;
the
elders
in the
apostolic
church..
Standstill
::
Standpoint
(n.) A fixed point or
station;
a basis or
fundamental
principle;
a
position
from which
objects
or
principles
are
viewed,
and
according
to which they are
compared
and
judged..
Wig
::
Wig (n.) A
covering
for the head,
consisting
of hair
interwoven
or
united
by a kind of
network,
either
in
imitation
of the
natural
growth,
or in
abundant
and
flowing
curls,
worn to
supply
a
deficiency
of
natural
hair, or for
ornament,
or
according
to
traditional
usage,
as a part of an
official
or
professional
dress,
the
latter
especially
in
England
by
judges
and
barristers..
Starched
::
Star-chamber
(n.) An
ancient
high court
exercising
jurisdiction
in
certain
cases,
mainly
criminal,
which sat
without
the
intervention
of a jury. It
consisted
of the
king's
council,
or of the privy
council
only with the
addition
of
certain
judges.
It could
proceed
on mere rumor or
examine
witnesses;
it could apply
torture.
It was
abolished
by the Long
Parliament
in
1641..
Redisseizin
::
Redisseizin
(n.) A
disseizin
by one who once
before
was
adjudged
to have
dassezed
the same
person
of the same
lands,
etc.; also, a writ which lay in such a
case..
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