quarrelsome woman;
quarrel/dispute/strife; abuse/vituperation/invective; L:separation (man+wife);
quarrel, scold;
relating to right or justice;
judiciary;
lawyer, jurist; (also two words)
jurisdiction, legal authority; administration of justice;
skilled or experienced in the law;
a lawyer.
a diary jornata.
a day's journey.
swear; call to witness; vow obedience to; [jus jurandum => oath]; conspire;
juicy; not dried;
right, law.
broth; soup
broth
oath
oath;
order, command; magistrate's order; requisition
order, command, decree, ordinance, law; physician's prescription
order, command, decree, ordinance; [only ABL S => by order/decree/command]
a joust, a tournament; a flagon.
justly, rightly, lawfully, legitimately, justifiably; properly, honorably
jurisdiction; a fine; right, due; a justiciary or justice; a joust.
under jurisdiction.
to bring to trial; to exercise or administer justice; to compel, to punish.
to appear or plead before a justice.
the office of justice or justiciary; a writ to justices; the day when they sit.
a justice.
justify; L:bring to justice
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