Juryman
101veritatem dicere — To speak the truth; the preliminary examination of a juryman touching his qualifications. See 3 Bl Comm 364 …
102foreman — This term is used of the spokesman for the jury in a court of law, and for an experienced workman who directs the labours of others. There is a modern feminine form ‘forewoman’ which may occur vocatively. Main use of the term is probably… …
103foreperson — noun the presiding member of the jury and the one who speaks on their behalf • Hypernyms: ↑juror, ↑juryman, ↑jurywoman • Hyponyms: ↑foreman, ↑forewoman, ↑forelady …
104jurywoman — n. (pl. women) a woman member of a jury. * * * noun someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury • Syn: ↑juror, ↑juryman • Hypernyms: ↑panelist, ↑panellist • Hyponyms: ↑ …
105panelist — noun a member of a panel • Syn: ↑panellist • Derivationally related forms: ↑panel (for: ↑panellist), ↑panel • Hypernyms: ↑critic …
106petit juror — noun a member of a petit jury • Syn: ↑petty juror • Hypernyms: ↑juror, ↑juryman, ↑jurywoman • Member Holonyms: ↑petit jury, ↑petty jury * * * …
107petty juror — noun a member of a petit jury • Syn: ↑petit juror • Hypernyms: ↑juror, ↑juryman, ↑jurywoman • Member Holonyms: ↑petit jury, ↑petty jury * * * …
108assizer — zə(r) noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English assisour, from Anglo French, from Old French assise + our or 1. : a member of an assize : juryman 2. : an officer appointed to execute the provisions of various assizes (sense 2a) …
109di|cast — «DY kast, DIHK ast», noun. any one of the 6,000 citizens chosen in ancient Athens annually to try cases in the courts of law in a capacity that combined the function of the modern judge and juryman. ╂[< Greek dikast < dikázein give judgment …
