Judge

Definition: Judge

Judge

Noun

1. A public official authorized to decide questions bought before a court of justice.

2. An authority who is able to estimate worth or quality.

Verb

1. Determine the result of, as of a competition.

2. Form an opinion of or pass judgment on.

3. Form an opinion about; judge tentatively; form an estimate of, esp. quantities or time; "I estimate this chicken to weigh at three pounds".

4. Pronounce judgment on; "They labeled him unfit to work here".

5. Put on trial or sit as the judge at the trial of; "The football star was tried for the murder of his wife"; "The judge tried both father and son in separate trials".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "judge" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

19th Century Satire

Bible

Dream Interpretation

Education

Law

Mining

Occupations

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Synonyms: Judge

Lawyer

Noun: lawyer, attorney, legal counsel; counsel, counsellor, counsellor at law, attorney at law; jurist, legist, civilian, pundit, publicist, juris consult, legal adviser, advocate; barrister, barrister at law; King's or Queen's counsel; K.C.; Q.C.; silk gown, leader, sergeant-at-law, bencher; tubman, judge.

Master

Crowned head, emperor, king, anointed king, majesty, imperator, protector, president, stadholder, judge.

Taste

Verb: appreciate, judge, criticise, discriminate;

Man of taste; connoisseur, judge, critic, conoscente, virtuoso, amateur, dilettante, Aristarchus, Corinthian, arbiter elegantiarum, stagirite, euphemist.

Crosswords: Judge

Not to appear facetious, sir, but you had better tell that to a judge. (Sleuth; writing credit: Anthony Shaffer)

She's blind where the judge sits (Sleepers; writing credit: Barry Levinson)

Cute kid, bad judge of character (How the Grinch Stole Christmas; writing credit: Jeffrey Price)

A very worthy sum on a very worthy question. Can a play show us the very truth and nature of love? I bear witness to the wager, and will be the judge of it as occasion arises (Shakespeare in Love; writing credit: Marc Norman; Tom Stoppard)

Judge Gaffney, is that all those doctors do in places like that - think about sex (Harvey; writing credit: Mary Chase;)

If you judge a book by the cover, (The Look Of Love; performing artist: ABC)

You walked in, you were so quick to judge (I'll Never Break Your Heart; performing artist: Backstreet Boys)

No matter how they judge us (No Matter What; performing artist: Boyzone)

Who taught her to judge and understand (Sweet Little Rock'n'Roller; performing artist: Chuck Berry)

And who am I to judge you on what you say or do (Sometimes When We Touch; performing artist: Dan Hill)

Whoever called it necking was a poor judge of anatomy. (references; author: Groucho Marx)

To arrive at a just estimate of a renowned man's character one must judge it by the standards of his time, not ours. (references; author: Mark Twain)

Before I judge my neighbor, let me walk a mile in his moccasins. (references; author: Sioux Proverb)

If you judge people, you will have no time to love them. (references; author: unknown)

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I'm not one to judge. (references; author: unknown)

A gentle judge judges justly. (references; author: unknown)

Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders (1974)

The Judge and Jake Wyler (1972)

Judge Dee (1969)

The Judge (1966)

Judge Roy Bean (1956)

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References

• Judge.com, Inc.: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

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Books

• Soul Without Shame: A Guide to Liberating Yourself from the Judge Within (reference)

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Periodicals

• New York Judge Reviews And Court Directory (reference)

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Theater & Movies

• Judge O'Conner Nominated for S (reference)

• Judge and Jury (reference)

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Music

• Judge Not (reference)

• Only God Can Judge Me [EXPLICIT LYRICS] (reference)

• The Legendary Judge Dread (reference)

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High Tech

• Judge Dredd (reference)

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H. Arnold Karo Director of Coast and Geodetic Survey 1955-1965 Deputy Administrator of ESSA with rank of Vice-Admiral 1965-1966 With Moro Dwarf Dicky Dicky who was local judge Dicky Dicky was 47 and later found to have leprosy. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

Fisherman casting his net for mullet and other fish next to the Judge Jolly Bridge on Marco Island. Credit: Fisheries.

Rancher, Stacie Davies, talks with Secretary Babbitt about Steens Designation issues at Big Indian Gorge. Also Governor Kitzhaber and Harney County Judge Steve Grasty are kneeling looking out at the Gorge. Credit: Mark Armstrong & Chris Strebig.

Governor Kitzhaber and Harney County Judge Steve Grosty discuss Steens Designation at Big Indian Gorge. Credit: Mark Armstrong & Chris Strebig.

Don't Judge A Medicine By Its Packaging. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

Scene in the Secretary of the Navy's office, as bids are opened for the construction of the battleships South Dakota (BB-57), Indiana (BB-58) and Massachusetts (BB-59). Seated at the table are (left to right): Admiral William D. Leahy, Chief of Naval Operations; Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson; Rear Admiral Walter B. Woodson, Judge Advocate General; and Rear Admiral William G. DuBose, Chief, Bureau of Construction and Repair. Rear Admiral Harold G. Bowen, Chief, Bureau of Engineering, is standing at the far right, talking to Rear Admiral DuBose. The others present are not identified. Credit: NAVY.

Civil War era photograph. He commanded USS Judge Torrance in 1862-63, and USS General Price in 1863-64. Credit: NAVY.

Good morning, Judge Priest, could I speak with you in private a minute?. Credit: Library of Congress.

My dear judge of noses ... Credit: Library of Congress.

Judge, I think a change in our position is inevitable / Berryman. Credit: Library of Congress.

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

He alone, it is true, is judge of the right. (Second Treatise of Government)

We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do. (reference)

Clause 1: Each House shall be the Judge of the Elections, Returns and Qualifications of its own Members, and a Majority of each shall constitute a Quorum to do Business; but a smaller Number may adjourn from day to day, and may be authorized to compel the Attendance of absent Members, in such Manner, and under such Penalties as each House may provide. (reference)

Why does a Judge swear to discharge his duties agreeably the constitution of the United States, if that constitution forms no rule for his government? (reference)

No obstacle shall be placed in the way of such improvements of railways or waterways as the French State may judge necessary to assure the despatch and the transport of the products of the mines and their accessories and subsidiaries, such as double trackage, enlargement of stations, and construction of yards and appurtenances. (reference)

With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. (reference)

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He could be no judge, however, of the evil he was holding cheap

Here the speaker sat down in his place, And directed the Judge to refer to his notes And briefly to sum up the case

Neither judge nor constable is known there

Supreme judge, from His sentence there will be and can be no appeal

These fields were intermingled with woods of half a sting, and the tallest trees, as I could judge, appeared to be seven feet high

If one may judge who rarely looks into the newspapers, nothing new does ever happen in foreign parts, a French revolution not excepted

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Health

As a parent, you are the best judge of your child's moods. (references)

This is also necessary if one is to judge the efficacy of various treatment modalities. (references)

The use of elbow width to judge frame size, as suggested in the 1983 tables, may or may not eliminate the problem. (references)

Business

A judge in chambers reviews the case file and makes a final written ruling based thereon. (references)

Any person detained by police must be brought before a judge and charged by the day after arrest. (references)

As Greece has no indigenous car manufacturer, Greeks are among the few E.U. citizens who judge cars quite independently, not having their national pride biasing their decision. (references)

Children

Guatemala

On June 26, Judge Paiz shelved the case and lifted all constraints on Barrientos. (references)

Brazil

Charges were brought against the owner of a bar, a local judge, a high-ranking police official, and two attorneys. (references)

Guatemala

On December 12, 2000, the prosecutor requested that Judge Cecilia Isabel Paiz issue an arrest warrant for Barrientos on rape charges. (references)

Civil Liberties

Guyana

When the cases were brought to trial, the trial judge dismissed both cases. (references)

Seychelles

A judge ruled later that the matter would be heard in the Constitutional Court. (references)

Afghanistan

The Taliban established Islamic courts to judge criminal cases and resolve disputes. (references)

Economic History

Bulgaria

Cases are brought before one judge and two jurors. (references)

Mexico

Trial is by judge, not jury, in most criminal cases. (references)

Malta

In the latter, the presiding judge sits with a jury of nine. (references)

Human Rights

Brazil

A judge tries lesser crimes. (references)

United Kingdom

A trial judge must examine such a claim. (references)

Portugal

For lesser crimes, a single judge presides. (references)

Indigenous People

Guatemala

Because one of the men spoke only Kekchi, and the Public Ministry in Zacapa had no interpreter available; the judge allowed one suspect to translate for another. (references)

Minorities

Egypt

The lead judge cited inadequate evidence in justifying the verdicts. (references)

Cambodia

Also in March, a provincial judge ruled against ethnic hill tribe villagers in a land dispute. (references)

Political Economy

Sudan

As the senior judge in the judicial service, the Chief Justice also controls the judiciary. (references)

Tunisia

In July the Government suspended a sitting district judge for criticizing the lack of independence of the judicial system. (references)

Brazil

The report was presented in October 2000 and led to the impeachment of one Senator and arrests of a Judge and two construction contractors. (references)

Political Rights

Zambia

A judge granted an injunction barring the MMD from expelling the M.P.'s. The Speaker of the National Assembly subsequently came under pressure from the MMD to declare the seats of the 22 M.P.'s vacant. (references)

Brunei

The first female High Court judge was appointed in 1999, since 2000 a woman has been director of the Anticorruption Bureau, and both the Solicitor General and the Assistant Solicitor General are women. (references)

Senegal

The 2000 electoral process was marked by minor irregularities such as the illegal issuance of birth certificates to Socialist party supporters in Keur Madiabel by a judge in the district court in Kaolack. (references)

Women

Colombia

It allows a judge to oblige an abuser to seek therapy or reeducation. (references)

Barbados

In September a high court judge criticized the fact that sentences for incest are sometimes less than those for rape and petty theft. (references)

Cyprus

In dividing assets, the judge must take into account which partner is receiving custody of the children and provide sufficient means to support them. (references)

Worker Rights

Guatemala

If no agreement is reached, the parties can go to binding arbitration, or the judge may rule on the legality of the strike. (references)

Kenya

Such notices can be appealed to the Factories Appeals Court, a body of four members, one of whom must be a High Court judge. (references)

Argentina

Given the lack of full implementation and the severe economic recession, it is difficult to judge the impact of the labor reform law. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

God my judge

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A judge

The Lord is judge

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Expressions using "judge": alternate judge ♦ as far as i can judge ♦ as near as i can judge ♦ associate judge of appeal ♦ back judge ♦ be a judge of ♦ be as sober as a judge ♦ become a judge ♦ challenge a judge for bias ♦ chief judge ♦ children's judge ♦ circuit judge ♦ come before a judge ♦ competent to judge ♦ court judge ♦ deputy judge ♦ District judge ♦ divorce court judge ♦ do not judge people by appearances ♦ field judge ♦ go and judge for yourself! ♦ i am no judge of ♦ investigating judge ♦ judge advocate ♦ judge advocate general ♦ judge advocate general's corps ♦ judge along ♦ judge by appearances ♦ judge hastily ♦ judge of a district court ♦ judge of appeal ♦ judge of men ♦ judge of military tribunal ♦ judge of my surprise! ♦ judge smth. in advance ♦ juvenile judge ♦ lay judge ♦ line judge ♦ muslim judge ♦ naval court judge ♦ presiding judge ♦ puisne judge ♦ side judge ♦ sober as a judge ♦ trial judge. Additional references.

Beginning with "judge": Judge-Advocate General, judge-arbitrator, judge-arbitrators, judge-in-chambers, Judge-made, judge-made law, judge-power, judge-proof.

Ending with "judge": pre-judge, three-judge.

Afrikaans

oordeel (judgment), beoordelaar, beoordeel (censure, criticize). (various references)

Albanian

jam arbitër, vlerësues (appraiser, assessor, estimator, evaluative, rater, valuer), vlerësoj (appraise, appreciate, assess, balance, calculate, cost, esteem, estimate, evaluate, measure, prise, prize, put, rate, value, weigh), vendos (arrange, be determined, Canton, choose, compose, conclude, dare, decide, determine, dispose, elect, elicit, emplace, establish, fix, house, induct, instal, install, instate, lay, locate, make up one's mind, place, propose, put, quarter, recline, resolve, rule, seat, set, settle, situate, station, Stow, take the plunge, will), njohës (cognitive, connoisseur, expert, exploring, fancier), mendoj (believe, conceive, consider, contemplate, deem, deliberate, dream up, elaborate, expect, fancy, feel, figure, guess, hold, imagine, mean, opine, ponder, rate, reason, reckon for, reflect, regard, repute, say, study, suppose, take, think, Trow, try, understand, ween), gjyqtar (arbiter, magistrate, ordinary, referee, umpire), gjykoj (adjudge, adjudicate, arbitrate, consider, damn, daresay, denounce, impeach, look in the matter, reason, referee, think about, try, umpire), gjykatës (gownsman, hakim, magistrate), dënoj me, arbitër (arbiter, arbitrator, overman, referee, umpire). (various references)

Arabic 

‏فصل (adjudge, adjudicate, arrive at a resolution, break, break up, cashier, cut, cut off, decide, decision, demarcation, detach, detail, determine, discharge, disconnect, disconnection, disentangle, disjoin, disjunction, dismiss, displace, displacement, dissociate, dissociate oneself from, dissociation, disunite, divide, division, elaborate, expel, fire, have a final word, isolate, isolation, itemize, lay off, make a decision, part, particularize, parting, partition, remove, render a judgement, resolve, sack, seclude, seclusion, segregate, segregation, separate, separation, set apart, settle, sever, severance, sunder, wean), ‏كان رأيا (form a judgment), ‏قاضي (jurist), ‏قاض (beak, justice, magistrate), ‏حكم قضائيا (adjudge, arbitrate, decide, hand down), ‏حكم على (arbitrate, condemn, damn, sentence), ‏حكم (administer, administration, arbiter, arbitration, ascendancy, authority, award, control, decide, decision, deliverance, determination, dispensation, doom, fasten, fastening, find, finding, govern, hand down, judgement, judgment, opinion, reckon, referee, regimen, rule, ruling, run, sway, umpire, verdict), ‏حاكم (adjudicate, administrative, be judged, dynast, governor, in, in power, magistrate, mete, proconsular, ruling, stand trial, try), ‏القاضي (assessor), ‏الخبير (connoisseur, expert, past master). (various references)

Blackfoot

áókakihtsimaa. (various references)

Bulgarian 

намирам (be found, detect, discover, find, fit in, found, get, hit, hunt out, land, locate, look up, raise, regard, root out, root up, run down, rustle up, scare up, secure, see, strike, track down, turn up), познавач (adept, cognoscente, connoisseur, expert, fancier, proficient, sharp), преценявам (adjudge, appraise, assess, estimate, figure, gauge, measure, price, put, rate, weigh, weigh up), произнасям присъда (doom), произнасям решение, произнасям се като жури, арбитър (arbiter, arbitrator, high priest, moderator, referee, umpire), изчислявам (calculate, evaluate, figure, figure on, figure out, put, rate, reckon, reckon up, total, value, work out), жури (jury), съдя, отсъждам (adjudge, adjudicate, decide, decree, determine, mete out, rule, settle), оценявам (appraise, assess, estimate, evaluate, measure, price, put, rate, recognize, tariff, value), разглеждам дело, рефер (referee, umpire), рефер съм (referee), смятам (adjudge, calculate, cipher, consider, count, deem, feel, figure, find, guess, number, opine, reckon, regard, see, set down, take, ween, work), съдия (jurist, juror, justice, justiciary, magistrate, ordinary, referee), експерт (adept, consultant, expert, master, proficient, sharp). (various references)

Catalan

jutge. (various references)

Chamorro

hues. (various references)

Chinese 

法官 (a judge, to judge). (various references)

Cornish

juj. (various references)

Czech

znalec (adept, cognoscente, connoisseur, expert, master), soudit, soudce (adjudicator, justice, referee, umpire), rozhodèí (arbiter, arbitral, referee, umpire), posoudit (assess, evaluate, explore, Gage, gauge, review, size up, survey, weigh up, write up), odsoudit (condemn, convict, criticize, denounce, reprobate, sentence), hodnotit (rate), domnívat se (assume, conjecture, expect, feel, guess, hold, opine, presume, suppose, think). (various references)

Danish

dommer (referee), dømme (condemn, sentence). (various references)

Dutch

rechter, oordelen, berechten (to conduct a trial, to try a case), beoordelen (censure, criticize). (various references)

Esperanto

juĝisto, juĝi, prijuĝi, kritikanto. (various references)

Faeroese

døma (condemn, sentence). (various references)

Farsi 

فتوی دادن (Adjudicate, Arbitrate), کارشناس (Critic, Expert), قضاوت کردن (Advise), قاضی (Arbiter, Pretor), حکم دادن (Determine, Doom), تشخیص دادن (Assess, Discern, Distinguish, Espy, Recognize, Tell), داوری کردن (Adjudge, Adjudicate, Arbiter, Referee, Umpire), دادرس (Magistrate). (various references)

Finnish

tuomita (adjudge, award, condemn, sentence), tuomari (arbitrator Bachelor of Laws, justice, L L. B, magistrate, referee, umpire). (various references)

French

juge (justice), juger (sit in judgment). (various references)

Frisian

rjochter, oardielje. (various references)

German

Richter (bench, judges), beurteilen (assess, evaluate, Gage, gauge, give an opinion of, measure, to estimate), urteilen (adjudicate, to judge), richten (address, aim, bend straight, direct, execute, fit, fix, focus, get ready, guide, level, manage, orientate, pass judgment, play, point, prepare, present, put to death, remodel, send, set, sight, smarten up, steer, straighten out, suit, to judge (by), train, turn), preisrichter (adjudicator, jury), Jurist (jurisprudent, jurist, law student, lawyer). (various references)

Greek 

κρίνω (criticize, decide, deem, reason, think), δικάζω (adjudicate 2, try). (various references)

Hebrew 

לשפוט (adjudicate), לדון (argue, deduce, discuss, govern, litigate, punish, rule, sentence, talk over), שופט (justice, referee, umpire). (various references)

Hungarian

bíró (adjudicator, justice, magistrate, referee, umpire), szakértő (adept, authority, cognoscente, cunning, dab, expert, fancier, judicious, professional). (various references)

Indonesian

penilai (appraiser, assessor, grader), menghakimi, hakim. (various references)

Irish

breitheamh. (various references)

Italian

giudice (adjudicator, arbiter, decider, justice, magistrate, referee), giudicare (adjudicate, call, consider, convict, deem, find, pass sentence, rate, regard, repute, think, try), critico (climacteric, critic, critical, crucial, reviewer). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

裁判人 , 裁判官 , 裁 , 鑑識家 (connoisseur), 鑑定人 (appraiser), 鑑定家 (appraiser), 選者 (selector), 法官 , ジャスミン茶 (jab, jack, jackal, jack-knife, jackpot, JAL PAK, jam, jam bun, jam session, Jamaica, jammer, jamming, Jap, Japan, Japan bashing, Japan Cup, Japan Foundation, Japan shift, Japan Society, Japan Times, Japanese, Japanese English, Japanese management, Japanese smile, Japanesque, Japanologist, Japanology, Japonaiserie, Japonica, jasmine tea, JASRAC, javelin, jazz, jazz band, jazz chorus, jazz dance, jazz festival, jazz life, jazz piano, jazz singer, jazz song, jazzmen, judge paper, judgement, juggle, junction, junk, junk accessories, junk art, junk bond, junk food, junkie), 司直 (administration of justice, judicial authorities, judiciary), 審査員 (examiner), 判者 , 判事　 (judiciary), 判事 (judiciary), 判官 (magistrate). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

しんさいん (examiner), しちょく (administration of justice, judicial authorities, judiciary), さいばんにん, さいばんかん, さい (ability, again, alas!, aptitude, circumstances, companion, cut, debt, difference, disparity, genius, gift, hold, how!, loan, my son, on the occasion of, planting, re-, repeated, rhinoceros, son, talent, the extreme, the most, what!, -years-old), ほうかん (diadem, flatterer, gunboat, jeweled crown, professional jester, restoring to the emperor, superb or valuable book, visit to Korea), せんじゃ (author, compiler, editor, selector), かんしきか (connoisseur), かんていにん (appraiser), かんていか (appraiser), ジャッジ , はんがん (clear, distinct, magistrate, with eyes half-closed), はんじゃ, はんじ (judiciary, precedence, ranking). (various references)

Korean 

재판관 (Adjudicator, Judges). (various references)

Malay

hakim. (various references)

Manx

jannoo briwnys er (adjudge, decide), jannoo briwnys (adjudicate, adjudication). (various references)

Norwegian

dommer, dømme (doom), anse for. (various references)

Papiamen

huzga, husga, hues. (various references)

Pig Latin

udgejay.(various references)

Portuguese

juiz (adjudicator, hakim, inquisitor, justice, lud, referee, umpire), julgar (accept, account, accredit, adjudge, adjudicate, allow, arbitrate, award, believe, conceive, count, decide, deem, fancy, find, guess, hold, imagine, measure, opine, repute, suppose, think, try, understand). (various references)

Romanian

judecãtor (arbitrator, connoisseur, justice, magistrate), judeca (adjudge, adjudicate, calculate, censure, condemn, criticize, deem, discuss, give, ratiocinate, reason, slate, think, try), specialist (adept, authority on, expert, fancier, keyman, oner at, practitioner, professional man, specialist), socoti (account, believe, calculate, call, cipher out, compute, consider, count, deem, esteem, examine, fancy, feel, figure, find, guess, hold, imagine, make, number, put, rate, reckon, regard, suppose, tally, think, work out), se pronunţa (say), hotãrî (appoint, conclude, decide, destine, determine, fix, give, make, persuade, resolve, rule, seal, settle, state, stipulate, will), fi judecãtor, decide (appoint, cause, decide, determine, fix, resolve, state), critica (animadvert, arraign, attack, carp, censure, condemn, criticize, defame, lash, pick, pick holes in, preach down, pull to pieces, slate), critic (censorious, climacteric, critic, critical, critically, crucial, decisive, delicate, supreme, ticklish), considera (call, consider, count, debate, deem, describe as, esteem, examine, fancy, feel, find, give smb. credit for, guess, hold, interpret, make, make out, personalize, put, rank, rate, regard, see, think), condamna (adjudge, ban, blame, censure, condemn, convict, crime, decry, deprecate, fine, reprobate, reprove, sentence, vituperate), aprecia (appraise, appreciate, assess, consider, deem, determine, estimate, feel, gauge, guess, measure, prize, put, rate, reckon, score, see, value, weigh). (various references)

Russian 

судья (hakim, hanging judge, magistrate, referee, scorekeeper, umpire). (various references)

Scottish

meas (esteem, estimate, fruit, judgement, opinion, regard, reputation, value). (various references)

Sepedi

moahlodi. (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

suditi (arbitrate, try), sudija (arbiter, beak, referee, umpire), rasuđivati (reason), proceniti (appraise, assess, calculate, estimate, evaluate, rate, size), poznavalac (connoisseur, expert), oceniti (appraise, assess, evaluate, gauge, grade, mark, measure). (various references)

Spanish

juzgar (adjudicate, arbitrate, assess, estimate, go by, go in, go into, take part, try), juez (adjudicator, magistrate), criticar (animadvert, belabor, belabour, carp, censure, chicane, comment, criticize, fault, indict, knock, nag, pick, pick on, zing). (various references)

Sranan

krutubakra. (various references)

Swedish

domare (daysman, justice, justiciary, recorder, umpire), döma (adjudge, adjudicate, condemn, damn, decide, deem, doom, find, pass, send down, sentence, try, umpire), bedöma (criticize, estimate, Mark, review, size up, weigh up). (various references)

Tagalog

huwés, hukóm. (various references)

Thai

ผู้พิพากษา (bench, justice, magistrate), ตัดสินความ, ตัดสิน (arbitrate, look, rule, settle), คาดคะเน (make). (various references)

Turkish

yargılamak (try), yargıç (adjudicator, beak, commissioner, justice), uzman (adept, authority, connoisseur, dab, dabster, Don, expert, fiend, oracle, professional, proficient, regular, specialist, technician), tahmin etmek (anticipate, calculate, cast off, conjecture, divine, dope, dope out, estimate, extrapolate, forecast, guess, presume, put down, suppose, surmise, take stock of), muhakeme etmek (reason, reconsider), karara varmak (arrive at a decision, come to a decision, conclude, determine, find, make a decision, make up one's mind, resolve, rule, take a decision), kanısında olmak (be of opinion that, esteem), hakim (adjudicator, beak, commanding, dominant, dominating, justice, magisterial, predominant, recorder, ruler, savant, solon, sov'ran), hakemlik etmek (adjudicate, arbitrate, referee, umpire), hakem (adjudicator, arbiter, arbitral, arbitrator, referee, umpire), hüküm vermek (adjudge, adjudicate, bring in, condemn, decide, decree, doom, estimate, form an estimate of, return, rule, sentence), ekspert, değerlendirmek (appraise, appreciate, comment, commentate, evaluate, form an estimate of, interpret, parlay, peruse, reclaim, recover, recycle, salvage, score, seize on, seize upon, size up), değer biçmek (appraise, appreciate, assess, estimate, evaluate, gauge, prize, put down, rate, set by, size up, value), anlam çıkarmak (get a grip on, infer, make out). (various references)

Turkmen 

sudяa. (various references)

Ukrainian

судити (adjudicate, censure, officiate, referee, umpire), суддя (beak, bencher, court, justice, magistrate, oracle, umpire), цінитель, осуджувати (animadvert, criticize, damn, denounce, disapprove, disfavor, disfavour, dispraise, impeach, reprehend, reprobate, reprove), оцінювати (appraise, apprise, apprize, censure, esteem, estimate, evaluate, praise, price, rate, reckon up, size up, value, view), арбітр (arbiter, arbitrator, daysman, moderator, overman, referee), бути арбітром. (various references)

Vietnamese 

trọng tài người am hiểu, thẩm phán người phân xử, quan toà (adjudicator, band, cap, court, magistrate), người sành sỏi (connoisseur). (various references)

Welsh

ynad (justice, magistrate), barnwr, barnu (adjudge, adjudicate). (various references)

di-kud. (various references)

aestima, aestimabamus, aestimabant, aestimabat, aestimabit, aestimabitur, aestimabo, aestimamus, aestimandum, aestimans, aestimantes, aestimantur, aestimare, aestimari, aestimas, aestimat, aestimata, aestimatae, aestimati, aestimatis, aestimatus, aestimaverit, aestimaverunt, aestimavimus, aestimavit, aestimet, aestimo, arbiter, arbitrabatur, arbitrabitur, arbitramini, arbitramur, arbitrans, arbitrantur, arbitrari, arbitraris, arbitrati, arbitratus, arbitrentur, arbitretur, arbitris, arbitror, arbitros, augurabimini, augurandi, augurari, censere, censor, cognoscens, cognoscentes, existimabam, existimabant, existimabat, existimabo, existimans, existimante, existimantes, existimantium, existimare, existimarent, existimas, existimasti, existimat, existimate, existimaveram, existimavi, existimavit, existimer, existimes, existimet, existimetur, existimo, expendas, expendet, expendi, expensarum, expensum, iudex, iudica, iudicabant, iudicabat, iudicabimini, iudicabimus, iudicabis, iudicabit, iudicabitur, iudicabo, iudicabor, iudicabunt, iudicamur, iudicando, iudicandos, iudicandum, iudicans, iudicant, iudicante, iudicantes, iudicanti, iudicantur, iudicare, iudicarent, iudicarentur, iudicaret, iudicaretur, iudicari, iudicas, iudicasset, iudicasti, iudicastis, iudicat, iudicata, iudicate, iudicati, iudicatis, iudicatum, iudicatur, iudicaturus, iudicatus, iudicaverint, iudicaverit, iudicaveritis, iudicaverunt, iudicavi, iudicavimus, iudicavit, iudicavitque, iudice, iudicem, iudicemur, iudicemus, iudicent, iudicentur, iudicer, iudices, iudicet, iudicetur, iudici, iudicibus, iudicis, iudicium, iudico, iudicor, iudicum, judicare, judico, opinari, pendo, probo, puto, reputo, sentio. (various references)

ratavô. (various references)

mufti. (various references)

jugier. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "judge": judged, judgement, judgements, judger, judgers, judges, judgeship, judgeships. (additional references)

Words ending with "judge": adjudge, forejudge, forjudge, misjudge, prejudge, rejudge. (additional references)

Words containing "judge": adjudged, adjudges, forejudged, forejudges, forjudged, forjudges, misjudged, misjudges, prejudged, prejudger, prejudgers, prejudges, rejudged, rejudges, unjudged. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Judge" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: ajudge, Jagdev, jidge, joodjee, juage, jude, judg, judgen, judgm, jugd, jugde, Jugi, jugo, juige, jungi, Jurg, juzgo, kudge, mudge, Mudgee, tudge, Udeghe. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: gude.

-2 letters: due, dug, ged, jeu, jug.

-3 letters: de, ed.

+1 letter: judged, judger, judges, jugged.

+2 letters: adjudge, judgers, juggled, jughead, jungled, rejudge.

+3 letters: adjudged, adjudges, forjudge, judgment, jugheads, misjudge, prejudge, rejudged, rejudges, unjudged.

+4 letters: forejudge, forjudged, forjudges, juddering, judgement, judgeship, judgments, jugulated, misjudged, misjudges, prejudged, prejudger, prejudges, rejudging, rejuggled.

+5 letters: conjugated, forejudged, forejudges, judgements, judgeships, judgmental, objurgated, prejudgers, prejudging, subjugated.