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Definition of judge
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Judge (v. i.) The title of the
seventh
book of the Old
Testament;
the Book of
Judges.
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Righteously
::
Righteously
(adv.)
In a
righteous
manner;
as, to judge
righteously..
Shibboleth
::
Shibboleth
(n.) A word which was made the
criterion
by which to
distinguish
the
Ephraimites
from the
Gileadites.
The
Ephraimites,
not being able to
pronounce
sh,
called
the word
sibboleth.
See
Judges
xii..
Regicide
::
Regicide
(n.) One who kills or who
murders
a king;
specifically
(Eng.Hist.),
one of the
judges
who
condemned
Charles
I. to
death..
Opinion
::
Opinion
(n.) The
formal
decision,
or
expression
of
views,
of a
judge,
an
umpire,
a
counselor,
or other party
officially
called
upon to
consider
and
decide
upon a
matter
or point
submitted..
Nonsuit
::
Nonsuit
(v. t.) To
determine,
adjudge,
or
record
(a
plaintiff)
as
having
dropped
his suit, upon his
withdrawal
or
failure
to
follow
it up..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To argue in
support
of a
claim,
or in
defense
against
the claim of
another;
to urge
reasons
for or
against
a
thing;
to
attempt
to
persuade
one by
argument
or
supplication;
to speak by way of
persuasion;
as, to plead for the life of a
criminal;
to plead with a judge or with a
father..
Bribe
::
Bribe (n.) A
price,
reward,
gift, or favor
bestowed
or
promised
with a view to
prevent
the
judgment
or
corrupt
the
conduct
of a
judge,
witness,
voter,
or other
person
in a
position
of
trust..
Condemn
::
Condemn
(v. t.) To
adjudge
or
pronounce
to be unfit for use or
service;
to
adjudge
or
pronounce
to be
forfeited;
as, the ship and her cargo were
condemned..
Just
::
"Just (a.)
Rendering
or
disposed
to
render
to each one his due;
equitable;
fair;
impartial;
as, just
judge..
Judicature
::
Judicature
(n.) The right of
judicial
action;
jurisdiction;
extent
jurisdiction
of a judge or
court.
Censure
::
Censure
(v. i.) To form or
express
a
judgment
in
regard
to; to
estimate;
to
judge.
Foredeem
::
Foredeem
(v. t.) To
recognize
or judge in
advance;
to
forebode.
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
public
officer
who is
invested
with
authority
to hear and
determine
litigated
causes,
and to
administer
justice
between
parties
in
courts
held for that
purpose..
Intellect
::
Intellect
(n.) The part or
faculty
of the human soul by which it
knows,
as
distinguished
from the power to feel and to will;
sometimes,
the
capacity
for
higher
forms of
knowledge,
as
distinguished
from the power to
perceive
objects
in their
relations;
the power to judge and
comprehend;
the
thinking
faculty;
the
understanding..
Rhadamanthus
::
Rhadamanthus
(n.) One of the three
judges
of the
infernal
regions;
figuratively,
a
strictly
just
judge..
Absolution
::
Absolution
(n.) An
acquittal,
or
sentence
of a judge
declaring
and
accused
person
innocent..
Adjudge
::
Adjudge
(v. t.) To
determine
in the
exercise
of
judicial
power;
to
decide
or award
judicially;
to
adjudicate;
as, the case was
adjudged
in the
November
term..
Puisne
::
Puisne
(n.) One who is
younger,
or of
inferior
rank; a
junior;
esp., a judge of
inferior
rank..
Culprit
::
Culprit
(p. p.) One
accused
of, or
arraigned
for, a
crime,
as
before
a
judge..
Justiciary
::
Justiciary
(n.) An old name for the
judges
of the
higher
English
courts.
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