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judgess

judgess noun: a female judge.

Noun

judgess (plural judgesses)

  1. (obsolete) A female judge.
    • The judgess demands in her charge to the jury to “despise and hate all men and to bring up your children to do the same.”1918, Motography, Volume 19, Issues 1-26

Forms of judgess

pluraljudgesses

Origin of judgess

From judge + -ess.

Questions about judgess

What does judgess mean?
Judgess means a female judge.
What part of speech is judgess?
Judgess is a noun.
What is the plural of judgess?
The plural of judgess is judgesses.

Words near judgess in the dictionary

  1. judges of fact
  2. Judges' Rules
  3. judges, juries and executioners
  4. judgeship
  5. judgeships
  6. judgess
  7. judgesses
  8. judgest
  9. judgeth
  10. judgey
  11. judgeyness

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