petty jury
now US
noun
A jury of twelve people which tries the final issue of fact in civil or criminal cases and pronounces a verdict.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament.
- go (or be) under the knife
- go (or come) to post
- go (or come) with the territory
- go (or get) on the scoot
- go (or hunt or run) counter
- Goorkha
- go (or like) gangbusters
- go (or move in or close in) for the kill
- go (or put someone) through the mill
- go (or run) deep
- go (or run) round in circles
- go (or run) to seed
- go (or take something) to extremes
- go (or turn) sour
- goosander
- goose
- goose barnacle
- gooseberry
- gooseberry bush
- goosebumps
- Goose Creek
- goose egg
- goosefish
- gooseflesh
- goosefoot