judge

I

n.

1) a fair, impartial; harsh, severe; lenient judge

2) a hanging ('severe') judge

3) an administrative; circuit; district; itinerant; trial judge

4) (sports) a field judge

5) (mil.) a judge advocate; a judge advocate general

II

v.

1) to judge fairly, impartially; harshly, severely, sternly; leniently

2) (d; intr.) to judge by, from (to judge by appearances; to judge from the facts)

3) (colloq.) (L) we judge that she is the best candidate

4) (M) I judge her to be about twenty years old

5) (Q) we cannot judge whether she is guilty

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[dʒʌdʒ]

a judge advocate general

circuit

district

harsh

harshly

impartial

impartially

itinerant

lenient judge

leniently

severe

severely

sternly

trial judge

from (to judge by appearances; to judge from the facts)

(M) I judge her to be about twenty years old

(Q) we cannot judge whether she is guilty

(colloq.) (L) we judge that she is the best candidate

(d; intr.) to judge by

(mil.) a judge advocate

(sports) a field judge

a fair

a hanging ('severe') judge

an administrative

to judge fairly