dempster
noun
demp·ster
ˈdemztər,
-m(p)st-
plural -s
old Scots law
: an officer whose duty it was to pronounce the doom of the court
Word History
Etymology
Middle English dempster, demestre judge, from demen to judge + -ster
- the vote
- the walking wounded
- the warm
- the waterline
- the wave
- the wave of the future
- the way
- the way it goes
- the way it/life goes
- the way life goes
- the way of the world
- the way someone sees it
- the way things are going
- the way/ways of the world
- the ways of the world
- the weak
- the weald
- the wealthy
- the weather
- the Web
- the weed
- the Welsh
- the wet
- the whip hand
- the White House