Selected quad for the lemma: justice_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
justice_n	jurisdiction_n	young_a	youthful_a	18	3	13.2443	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A69797	A dictionary of barbarous French, or, A collection, by way of alphabet, of obsolete, provincial, mis-spelt, and made words in French taken out of Cotgrave's dictionary with some additions : a work much desired, and now performed, for the satisfaction of such as read Old French / by Gvy Miege ...	Miege, Guy, 1644-1718?; Cotgrave, Randle, d. 1634? Dictionarie of the French and English tongues.	1679 (1679)	Wing C6373; ESTC R677	379,279	256

Jouëresse a woman-gamester Joueté youth Joufflu as joffu Jougal as l'os jougal the end or outward part of the cheek-bone towards the ear Jougler Jougleur as jongler jongleur Jovial Jovien sanguine born under the Planet Jupiter Jouigleur as Jongleur Jouncher for joncher to strew Journal Adj. daily done in or belonging to the day Journalier Subst a journey-man or a day-labourer also a poysonous herb which being eaten of kills within a day Journau Journeu as Journeau in the N. D. Journieur a daily work Jouste for proche near hard by Jousteux that loves to just Jouvence for jeunesse youth Jouvenceau Jouvencel a youth or young lad Jouxte as jouste Jouaulerie the trade of jewelling Joyaulier for Joyalier a Jeweller Joyeuseté joyfulness Iracond cholerick fretful Ire anger wrath Iré angry Ireusement angrily Ireux as iracond Iris the Rain-bow also a flower-de luce Irrachetable unredeemable Irradiation irradiation a shining upon Irraisonnable unreasonable Irrecevable unreceivable Irrecuperable unrecoverable Irrefragable unrevocable Irreligieuseté irreligion Irreligieux irreligious Irremarquable not to be remarked Irremeable from which one cannot go back Irremediablement without remedy Irremittent continual not ceasing Irreprouvable unblamable Irrequiet restless unquiet turbulent Irrespectueux rude or unrespectful Irresveillable not to be awaked Irreveland not to be revealed Irreverent unreverent Irrogé imposed injoyned laid or set upon Isars the wilde Goats of whose skins Shamois-leather is made Ischie the Sciatica or Hip-gout Ischine the back-bone Ischion the huckle or hip bone Isciatique troubled with the Sciatica pained in the hips Islaye a willow-grove also a great bundle or quantity of Osier-twigs Islette a little Island Isleux full of Islands Islois an Islander Isnel quick active nimble Isnellement quickly actively nimbly Isope Hyssop Isopleure a triangle or other Figure whereof all the sides be equal Issant as Timon in the N. D. Issant Adj. going issuing forth Issir to issue to go out Istau for tel such a one Iste-miste as parler en iste-miste speak finely Istiomené as Estiomené Italianizer or Italiennizer to do like an Italian Ithiobole a swallower of bits or morsels Ithyphalle a standing up Jubilation exultation Jucheoir Juchoir a roust Jucondale a D●ller Judiciellement judicially according to the law Juene for jeune young Jugeolle as Jugeoline in the N.D. Jugere a Roman furlong 240 foot long and 120 broad Jugerie a Court or Seat of Justice also the Jurisdiction Liberties Territory or Precincts of a Town Juglande a Wall-nut Juglaire of or belonging to the throat Juillet rosat a Syrrup made with Rose-water and Sugar Jule a small worm Jumelet a young or little twin Junjubier for jujubier a Jujube-tree Junonique belonging to Juno Juoil a white and transparent fish no bigger than a mans finger Ivoirin of or like Ivory Jupin Jupiter Jupinesque Jupiter-like Jupper to showt or cry out aloud Jurande an oath or deposition Juratoire swearing or to be sworn Jurat a Sheriff Juraye for yvroie Darnel Ivreson the act of drunkenness Juridiciant a Judge or Magistrate Juridicié a Party or Client one that is in law Juron an oath Juroye Darnel Jus Adv. down to the ground Mettre jus la saye to lay down his coat Juscle a Cackerel Jusier the gifirn of a bird Just for jus juice Justicement the effect or execution of Justice or of Jurisdiction Justiciaire of or belonging to Justice or Jurisdiction Justicier a Verb to iudge or have jurisdiction over to punish to execute the acts or appointments of Justice Jusvert Green-sauce Juveignerie youngership the condition estate or title of a younger brother Juveigneur a younger brother Juveigneurle Juveigneurerie as Juveignerie Juvenile young youthful childish Juvenilement youthfully childishly K KAlendrier for Calendrier a Calendar an Almanack Kali Glasswort Saltwort Crab-grass Karabe the best yellow Amber Karat as Carat Karesme for Carême Lent Karobbe Karoble a Carob-seed also the 24 part of a grain Kebule Kebus the biggest kind of the Mirabolan-plum Kedusudure the land-Adder Keratoïde as tunique Keratoïde the horny tunicle of the eye Kermes Scarlet-berries the seed of the Scarlet-oak Kesudure as Kedusudure Ketre Tar. Kyriele Kyrielles a multitude also a mighty coil or noise Kyst a membrane within the body containing superfluous humours L LAbeche a South-west wind Labeurer for labourer to work to labour Labie a lip Labier of or belonging to a lip Labile fleeting unstable uncertain Laboration a labouring working or toiling Labordean an Haberdine Labour Tillage Husbandry Labouret Shepherds purse Case-weed Labrusque the wild Vine Labyrinthé intricated made as a Labyrinth or Maze Labyrinther to intricate to make a Labyrinth or Maze or something like it Labyrintheux most intricate jull of windings and turnings Laceration a tearing or mangling Laceré torn mangled Lacerer to tear or to mangle Lacert a Lizard also the Viver or less Sea-Dragon Lacerte a fleshy muscle Lachrymal weeping bewailing Laconiquement shortly or pithily in speech strictly or sparingly in life Laconiser to speak short and pithily to live strictly or sparingly Lacquay for Laquais a Foot-boy Lacre a kind of hard wax Lactifiant Lactifique milk-breeding Lacunaire the main beam of a house being somewhat arched also an arched cieling or floor of boards Lacune a puddle pit or ditch of standing water also a sen marsh or waterish ground Lacustre of or belonging to a Lake Ladrige Leprosie Ladronnerie a den of Thieves Lagagne Corn-rose red Poppy Lai bredth of cloth Laictée a litter of whelps Laictence for laitance the milt or soft roe of fishes Laictier milkie full of milk milk-yielding made of milk L'herbe laictiere Wolves milk Vache laictiere a milch-Cow Laictifique milk-making milk-yielding Laidange a reviling railing or defamation an hainous imputation Laidanger to revile rail or defame Laidangeux reproachful reviling opprobrious Laideron somewhat ugly Laidoyer as laidanger Laignie wood Laignier a wood-yard or wood-pile Laigs Legacies Laine-facture a spinning carding or working of wool clothing Laineux woolly full of wool Marcher avec des pieds laineux to go softly to tread gingerly Lairre a thief Laisarde for laisard a Lizard Laisardin Lizard-like of or belonging to a Lizard Laische as lesche Laisse as lesse in the N. D. Laist the right side of the cloth Laitisse a kind of whitish grey fur Laittage the ballast of a ship Laive a kind of tille Laiz a Legacy also the increase that a River yields to a Lord by an Island or Hoult growing within it also rows of bushes or shrubs marked out in a Copse or Vnderwood Laize for laise the breadth of cloth Laize de cuir a thong of leather A la grande laize amply fully or in full measure Lamaneur the Pilot of a Ship Lambdoïde as Commissure lambdoïde a certain joynt or seam in the hinder part of the scull Lambeliner to deceive to delude to bring into a fools Paradise Lambin the great Humble-bee also a clouterly fellow Lambiqué distilled Lambiquer to distil Lambourde a Summer-tree full of mortaises for the ends of Joysts to lie in se