dedimus
noun
de·di·mus
ˈdedēməs,
ˈdād-
variants or dedimus potestatem
-ˌpōtəˈstätəm,
-pätəˈstāt-
: a writ to commission a private person to perform some act in place of a judge (as to examine a witness)
Word History
Etymology
dedimus from Middle English, from Latin, we have given, 1st person plural perfect indicative of dare to give; dedimus potestatem from Latin, we have given the power; from the use of these words in the writ
- frigefactive
- Frigga
- friggae
- friggas
- frigged
- frigging
- friggings
- friggle
- friggs
- fright
- fright disease
- fright wig
- fright wigs
- frighted
- frighten
- frighten away
- frighten away/off
- frighten into
- frighten off
- frighten out of
- frighten the life out of
- frighten to death
- frighten/scare the life out of
- frightenable
- frightened