Definition of justicer in English:

justicer

noun ˈdʒʌstɪsə

1A ruler or governor invested with judicial authority.
2A judge of a superior court; = "justice".
3Generally. A judge, a magistrate; = "justice".
4A person or (occasionally) thing which maintains or executes justice. Compare "justiciar", "justiciary". Now literary.
5A person who passes critical judgement; a censurer, a critic. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. Originally (i) from Anglo-Norman justicer, justicere, justiser, justisere, Anglo-Norman and Middle French justicier (French justicier) person who maintains or executes justice, person who administers justice, ruler, governor from justice, justise + Anglo-Norman -er, Anglo-Norman and Old French -ier.

Definition of justicer in US English:

justicer

nounˈdʒʌstɪsə

1A ruler or governor invested with judicial authority.
2A judge of a superior court; = "justice".
3Generally. A judge, a magistrate; = "justice".
4A person or (occasionally) thing which maintains or executes justice. Compare "justiciar", "justiciary". Now literary.
5A person who passes critical judgement; a censurer, a critic. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. Originally (i) from Anglo-Norman justicer, justicere, justiser, justisere, Anglo-Norman and Middle French justicier (French justicier) person who maintains or executes justice, person who administers justice, ruler, governor from justice, justise + Anglo-Norman -er, Anglo-Norman and Old French -ier.

词汇	justicer
释义	Definition of justicer in English: justicer noun ˈdʒʌstɪsə 1A ruler or governor invested with judicial authority. 2A judge of a superior court; = "justice". 3Generally. A judge, a magistrate; = "justice". 4A person or (occasionally) thing which maintains or executes justice. Compare "justiciar", "justiciary". Now literary. 5A person who passes critical judgement; a censurer, a critic. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. Originally (i) from Anglo-Norman justicer, justicere, justiser, justisere, Anglo-Norman and Middle French justicier (French justicier) person who maintains or executes justice, person who administers justice, ruler, governor from justice, justise + Anglo-Norman -er, Anglo-Norman and Old French -ier. Definition of justicer in US English: justicer nounˈdʒʌstɪsə 1A ruler or governor invested with judicial authority. 2A judge of a superior court; = "justice". 3Generally. A judge, a magistrate; = "justice". 4A person or (occasionally) thing which maintains or executes justice. Compare "justiciar", "justiciary". Now literary. 5A person who passes critical judgement; a censurer, a critic. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. Originally (i) from Anglo-Norman justicer, justicere, justiser, justisere, Anglo-Norman and Middle French justicier (French justicier) person who maintains or executes justice, person who administers justice, ruler, governor from justice, justise + Anglo-Norman -er, Anglo-Norman and Old French -ier.
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