justiciar
justiciar
Definition
jus·ti·ciar (-ər)
noun
justiciary ( & )
justiciar
Usage Examples
Possessives
- king: Gerald's cousin, the Lord Rhys, had been appointed the king's justiciar in South Wales.
Adjective modifier
- chief: In England Rufus began to display uncontrolled tyranny along with his chief justiciar, the despised Ranulf Flambard.
Browse dictionary entries near justiciar
- justiciable
- justiciability
- justiceship
- justice of the peace
- justice
- just the same
- just now
- Just In Time Compiler
- just-in-time
- just compensation
- justiciary
- justifiable
- justifiable homicide
- justification
- justificatory
- justify
- Justin
- Justina
- Justinian I
- justle
