justiciary
noun
jus·ti·ci·ary
ˌjəˈstishēˌerē,
-ri
plural -es
1
: the jurisdiction of a justiciar or of the High Court of Justiciary which consists of original and appellate jurisdiction in serious criminal cases and appellate jurisdiction from sheriff's decisions in civil matters in the small-debts court
2
[Medieval Latin justiciarius, justitiarius] : justiciar
Word History
Etymology
Middle English justiciarie, from Medieval Latin justiciaria, justitiaria, from Latin justitia justice + -aria -ary
- square thread
- square up
- square up to
- square wave
- square weevil
- square wheel
- square with
- square yard
- square-backed fiddler
- square-dance
- square-dress
- square-drill
- square-headed
- square-jointed
- square-law
- square-lipped rhinoceros
- square-marked toad
- square-necked grain beetle
- square-rigged
- square-rigger
- square-riggers
- square-serif
- square-shouldered
- square-stem
- square-stem spike rush