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Definition of lawyer
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Lawyer
(n.) The
black-necked
stilt.
See
Stilt.
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Sound
::
Sound
(superl.)
Free from
error;
correct;
right;
honest;
true;
faithful;
orthodox;
-- said of
persons;
as, a sound
lawyer;
a sound
thinker..
Leguleian
::
Leguleian
(n.) A
lawyer.
Preaudience
::
Preaudience
(n.)
Precedence
of rank at the bar among
lawyers.
Profession
::
Profession
(v.) That of which one
professed
knowledge;
the
occupation,
if not
mechanical,
agricultural,
or the like, to which one
devotes
one's self; the
business
which one
professes
to
understand,
and to
follow
for
subsistence;
calling;
vocation;
employment;
as, the
profession
of arms; the
profession
of a
clergyman,
lawyer,
or
physician;
the
profession
of
lecturer
on
chemistry..
Learned
::
Learned
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
learning;
possessing,
or
characterized
by,
learning,
esp.
scholastic
learning;
erudite;
well-informed;
as, a
learned
scholar,
writer,
or
lawyer;
a
learned
book; a
learned
theory..
Parvise
::
Parvise
(n.) a court of
entrance
to, or an
inclosed
space
before,
a
church;
hence,
a
church
porch;
--
sometimes
formerly
used as place of
meeting,
as for
lawyers..
Snide
::
Snide (a.)
Tricky;
deceptive;
contemptible;
as, a snide
lawyer;
snide
goods..
Office
::
Office
(n.) The place where a
particular
kind of
business
or
service
for
others
is
transacted;
a house or
apartment
in which
public
officers
and
others
transact
business;
as, the
register's
office;
a
lawyer's
office..
Pettifog
::
Pettifog
(v. i.) To do a petty
business
as a
lawyer;
also, to do law
business
in a petty or
tricky
way..
Gownman
::
Gownman
(n.) One whose
professional
habit is a gown, as a
divine
or
lawyer,
and
particularly
a
member
of an
English
university;
hence,
a
civilian,
in
distinction
from a
soldier..
Leguleian
::
Leguleian
(a.)
Lawyerlike;
legal.
Sergeant
::
Sergeant
(n.) A
lawyer
of the
highest
rank,
answering
to the
doctor
of the civil law; --
called
also
serjeant
at law..
Lawyer
::
Lawyer
(n.) The
bowfin
(Amia
calva).
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.
Retainer
::
Retainer
(n.) A fee paid to
engage
a
lawyer
or
counselor
to
maintain
a
cause,
or to
prevent
his being
employed
by the
opposing
party in the case; --
called
also
retaining
fee..
Quirky
::
Quirky
(a.) Full of
quirks;
tricky;
as, a
quirky
lawyer..
Lawyer
::
Lawyer
(n.) The
black-necked
stilt.
See
Stilt.
Breviate
::
Breviate
(n.) A
lawyer's
brief.
Trade
::
Trade (v.) The
business
which a
person
has
learned,
and which he
engages
in, for
procuring
subsistence,
or for
profit;
occupation;
especially,
mechanical
employment
as
distinguished
from the
liberal
arts, the
learned
professions,
and
agriculture;
as, we speak of the trade of a
smith,
of a
carpenter,
or
mason,
but not now of the trade of a
farmer,
or a
lawyer,
or a
physician..
Stilted
::
Stilt (n.) Any
species
of
limicoline
birds
belonging
to
Himantopus
and
allied
genera,
in which the legs are
remarkably
long and
slender.
Called
also
longshanks,
stiltbird,
stilt
plover,
and
lawyer..
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