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Definition of judge
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Judge (v. t.) To
exercise
the
functions
of a
magistrate
over; to
govern.
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Mayor
::
Mayor (n.) The chief
magistrate
of a city or
borough;
the chief
officer
of a
municipal
corporation.
In some
American
cities
there is a city court of which the major is chief
judge.
Doomsman
::
Doomsman
(n.) A
judge;
an
umpire.
Hellanodic
::
Hellanodic
(n.) A judge or
umpire
in games or
combats.
Delegate
::
Delegate
(a.) Sent to act for or
represent
another;
deputed;
as, a
delegate
judge..
Judicative
::
"Judicative
(a.)
Having
power to
judge;
judicial;
as, the
judicative
faculty..
Chamber
::
Chamber
(n.) A room or rooms where a
lawyer
transacts
business;
a room or rooms where a judge
transacts
such
official
business
as may be done out of
court.
Partially
::
Partially
(adv.)
In a
partial
manner;
with undue bias of mind; with
unjust
favor or
dislike;
as, to judge
partially..
Ermine
::
Ermine
(n.) By
metonymy,
the
office
or
functions
of a
judge,
whose state robe, lined with
ermine,
is
emblematical
of
purity
and honor
without
stain..
Assize
::
Assize
(n.) The
periodical
sessions
of the
judges
of the
superior
courts
in every
county
of
England
for the
purpose
of
administering
justice
in the trial and
determination
of civil and
criminal
cases;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To gain as a
compensation;
to
obtain
in
return
for
injury
or debt; as, to
recover
damages
in
trespass;
to
recover
debt and costs in a suit at law; to
obtain
title to by
judgement
in a court of law; as, to
recover
lands in
ejectment
or
common
recovery;
to gain by legal
process;
as, to
recover
judgement
against
a
defendant..
Recuse
::
Recuse
(v. t.) To
refuse
or
reject,
as a
judge;
to
challenge
that the judge shall not try the
cause..
Justicer
::
Justicer
(n.) One who
administers
justice;
a
judge.
Official
::
Official
(a.) An
ecclesiastical
judge
appointed
by a
bishop,
chapter,
archdeacon,
etc., with
charge
of the
spiritual
jurisdiction..
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To
consider;
to
regard;
to
esteem;
to
account;
to
think;
to
judge.
Surrogate
::
Surrogate
(n.) The
deputy
of an
ecclesiastical
judge,
most
commonly
of a
bishop
or his
chancellor,
especially
a
deputy
who
grants
marriage
licenses..
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.
Unjust
::
Unjust
(a.)
Acting
contrary
to the
standard
of
right;
not
animated
or
controlled
by
justice;
false;
dishonest;
as, an
unjust
man or
judge..
Judge
::
Judge (v. t.) To
arrogate
judicial
authority
over; to sit in
judgment
upon; to be
censorious
toward.
Discerner
::
Discerner
(n.) One who, or that
which,
discerns,
distinguishes,
perceives,
or
judges;
as, a
discerner
of
truth,
of right and
wrong..
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The act of
separating,
or
setting
aside,
a thing in
controversy
from the
possession
of both the
parties
that
contend
for it, to be
delivered
to the one
adjudged
entitled
to it. It may be
voluntary
or
involuntary..
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