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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 judge or
judges;
as
distinguished
from the
counsel
or jury, or
both..
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Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) A
judgment
of
condemnation
entered
by a court
having
jurisdiction;
the act or
process
of
finding
guilty,
or the state of being found
guilty
of any crime by a legal
tribunal..
Tales
::
Tales (n.)
Persons
added to a jury,
commonly
from those in or about the
courthouse,
to make up any
deficiency
in the
number
of
jurors
regularly
summoned,
being like, or such as, the
latter..
Enter
::
Enter (v. t.) To place in
regular
form
before
the
court,
usually
in
writing;
to put upon
record
in
proper
from and
order;
as, to enter a writ,
appearance,
rule, or
judgment..
Barmote
::
Barmote
(n.) A court held in
Derbyshire,
in
England,
for
deciding
controversies
between
miners..
Cancelli
::
Cancelli
(v. t.) An
interwoven
or
latticed
wall or
inclosure;
latticework,
rails,
or
crossbars,
as
around
the bar of a court of
justice,
between
the
chancel
and the nave of a
church,
or in a
window..
Session
::
Session
(n.)
Hence,
also, the time,
period,
or term
during
which a
court,
council,
legislature,
etc., meets daily for
business;
or, the space of time
between
the first
meeting
and the
prorogation
or
adjournment;
thus, a
session
of
Parliaments
is
opened
with a
speech
from the
throne,
and
closed
by
prorogation.
The
session
of a
judicial
court is
called
a
term..
Summon
::
Summon
(v. t.) To give
notice
to, or
command
to
appear,
as in
court;
to cite by
authority;
as, to
summon
witnesses..
Porte
::
Porte (n.) The
Ottoman
court;
the
government
of the
Turkish
empire,
officially
called
the
Sublime
Porte,
from the gate
(port)
of the
sultan's
palace
at which
justice
was
administered..
Approve
::
Approve
(v. t.) To
sanction
officially;
to
ratify;
to
confirm;
as, to
approve
the
decision
of a
court-martial..
Close
::
Close (v. t.) A
narrow
passage
leading
from a
street
to a
court,
and the
houses
within..
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) To call into
court;
to
summon.
Retraxit
::
Retraxit
(n.) The
withdrawing,
or open
renunciation,
of a suit in court by the
plaintiff,
by which he
forever
lost his right of
action..
Court
::
Court (v. t.) To
endeavor
to gain the favor of by
attention
or
flattery;
to try to
ingratiate
one's self with.
Courtyard
::
Courtyard
(n.) A court or
inclosure
attached
to a
house.
Coax
::
Coax (v. t.) To
persuade
by
gentle,
insinuating
courtesy,
flattering,
or
fondling;
to
wheedle;
to
soothe..
Suit
::
Suit (n.) The act of
wooing
in love; the
solicitation
of a woman in
marriage;
courtship.
Term
::
Term (n.) The time in which a court is held or is open for the trial of
causes.
Justice
::
"Justice
(a.) A
person
duly
commissioned
to hold
courts,
or to try and
decide
controversies
and
administer
justice..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
appear
in
court.
Board
::
Board (n.) A table at which a
council
or court is held.
Hence:
A
council,
convened
for
business,
or any
authorized
assembly
or
meeting,
public
or
private;
a
number
of
persons
appointed
or
elected
to sit in
council
for the
management
or
direction
of some
public
or
private
business
or
trust;
as, the Board of
Admiralty;
a board of
trade;
a board of
directors,
trustees,
commissioners,
etc..
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