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justicies

justicies noun: a writ directing the sheriff to do justice in a plea of trespass vi et armis in the county court.

Noun

justicies (plural justicies)

  1. A writ directing the sheriff to do justice in a plea of trespass vi et armis in the county court.

Forms of justicies

pluraljusticies

Questions about justicies

What does justicies mean?
Justicies means a writ directing the sheriff to do justice in a plea of trespass vi et armis in the county court.
What part of speech is justicies?
Justicies is a noun.
What is the plural of justicies?
The plural of justicies is justicies.

Words near justicies in the dictionary

  1. justiciarships
  2. justiciary
  3. justiciaryship
  4. justicidin
  5. justicidins
  6. justicies
  7. justicoat
  8. justicoats
  9. justifiabilities
  10. justifiability
  11. justifiable

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