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Definition of judge
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Judge (v. t.) To
arrogate
judicial
authority
over; to sit in
judgment
upon; to be
censorious
toward.
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Misween
::
Misween
(v. i.) To ween
amiss;
to
misjudge;
to
distrust;
to be
mistaken.
Iniquity
::
Iniquity
(n.)
Absence
of, or
deviation
from, just
dealing;
want of
rectitude
or
uprightness;
gross
injustice;
unrighteousness;
wickedness;
as, the
iniquity
of
bribery;
the
iniquity
of an
unjust
judge..
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..
Associate
::
Associate
(a.)
Closely
connected
or
joined
with some
other,
as in
interest,
purpose,
employment,
or
office;
sharing
responsibility
or
authority;
as, an
associate
judge..
Hussite
::
Hussite
(n.) A
follower
of John Huss, the
Bohemian
reformer,
who was
adjudged
a
heretic
and burnt alive in
1415..
Ruling
::
Ruling
(n.) A
decision
or rule of a judge or a
court,
especially
an oral
decision,
as in
excluding
evidence..
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..
Disinterested
::
Disinterested
(a.) Not
influenced
by
regard
to
personal
interest
or
advantage;
free from
selfish
motive;
having
no
relation
of
interest
or
feeling;
not
biased
or
prejudiced;
as, a
disinterested
decision
or
judge..
Justiciary
::
Justiciary
(n.) An old name for the
judges
of the
higher
English
courts.
Lenient
::
Lenient
(a.) Mild;
clement;
merciful;
not
rigorous
or
severe;
as, a
lenient
disposition;
a
lenient
judge or
sentence..
Deem
::
Deem (v.) To
decide;
to
judge;
to
sentence;
to
condemn.
Account
::
Account
(v. t.) To
value,
estimate,
or hold in
opinion;
to judge or
consider;
to
deem..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. t.) To
compare
facts or
ideas,
and
perceive
their
relations
and
attributes,
and thus
distinguish
truth from
falsehood;
to
determine;
to
discern;
to
distinguish;
to form an
opinion
about..
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..
Centumvir
::
Centumvir
(n.) One of a court of about one
hundred
judges
chosen
to try civil
suits.
Under the
empire
the court was
increased
to 180, and met
usually
in four
sections..
Adjudger
::
Adjudger
(n.) One who
adjudges.
Cital
::
Cital (n.)
Summons
to
appear,
as
before
a
judge..
Discerner
::
Discerner
(n.) One who, or that
which,
discerns,
distinguishes,
perceives,
or
judges;
as, a
discerner
of
truth,
of right and
wrong..
Reconvention
::
Reconvention
(n.) A cross
demand;
an
action
brought
by the
defendant
against
the
plaintiff
before
the same
judge.
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..
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