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Definition of judge
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 judge is as below...
"Judge
(v. i.) One who has
skill,
knowledge,
or
experience,
sufficient
to
decide
on the
merits
of a
question,
or on the
quality
or value of
anything;
one who
discerns
properties
or
relations
with skill and
readiness;
a
connoisseur;
an
expert;
a
critic..
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Premium
::
Premium
(n.) A
reward
or
recompense;
a prize to be won by being
before
another,
or
others,
in a
competition;
reward
or prize to be
adjudged;
a
bounty;
as, a
premium
for good
behavior
or
scholarship,
for
discoveries,
etc..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
person
appointed
to
decide
in
a/trial
of
skill,
speed,
etc.,
between
two or more
parties;
an
umpire;
as, a judge in a horse
race..
Count
::
Count (v. t.) To
esteem;
to
account;
to
reckon;
to
think,
judge,
or
consider..
Brother
::
Brother
(n.) One
related
or
closely
united
to
another
by some
common
tie or
interest,
as of rank,
profession,
membership
in a
society,
toil,
suffering,
etc.; -- used among
judges,
clergymen,
monks,
physicians,
lawyers,
professors
of
religion,
etc..
Miscensure
::
Miscensure
(v. t.) To
misjudge.
Judgment
::
"Judgment
(v. i.) The act of
determining,
as in
courts
of law, what is
conformable
to law and
justice;
also, the
determination,
decision,
or
sentence
of a
court,
or of a
judge;
the
mandate
or
sentence
of God as the judge of all..
Bribe
::
Bribe (v. t.) To give or
promise
a
reward
or
consideration
to (a
judge,
juror,
legislator,
voter,
or other
person
in a
position
of
trust)
with a view to
prevent
the
judgment
or
corrupt
the
conduct;
to
induce
or
influence
by a
bribe;
to give a bribe to..
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A
raised
platform
or
station
where a race or other
outdoor
spectacle
may be
viewed;
as, the
judge's
or the grand stand at a race
course..
Justiciary
::
Justiciary
(n.) An old name for the
judges
of the
higher
English
courts.
Arbitrate
::
Arbitrate
(v. i.) To act as
arbitrator
or
judge;
as, to
arbitrate
upon
several
reports;
to
arbitrate
in
disputes
among
neighbors;
to
arbitrate
between
parties
to a
suit..
Weigh
::
Weigh (v. i.) To
judge;
to
estimate.
Disapprobation
::
Disapprobation
(n.) The act of
disapproving;
mental
condemnation
of what is
judged
wrong,
unsuitable,
or
inexpedient;
feeling
of
censure..
Connoisseur
::
Connoisseur
(n.) One well
versed
in any
subject;
a
skillful
or
knowing
person;
a
critical
judge of any art,
particulary
of one of the fine
arts..
Juge
::
Juge (n.) A
judge.
Mollah
::
Mollah
(n.) One of the
higher
order of
Turkish
judges;
also, a
Turkish
title of
respect
for a
religious
and
learned
man..
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..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) A
certain
division
of a state or
country,
established
by law for a judge or
judges
to
visit,
for the
administration
of
justice..
Circuiter
::
Circuiter
(n.) One who
travels
a
circuit,
as a
circuit
judge..
Judge
::
"Judge
(a.) To
assume
the right to pass
judgment
on
another;
to sit in
judgment
or
commendation;
to
criticise
or pass
adverse
judgment
upon
others.
See
Judge,
v. t., 3..
Lordship
::
Lordship
(n.) The state or
condition
of being a lord; hence (with his or
your),
a title
applied
to a lord
(except
an
archbishop
or duke, who is
called
Grace)
or a judge (in Great
Britain),
etc..
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