Neck - Law Dictionary Search Results
Neckcloth
A piece of any fabric worn around the neck
Peristerite
variety of albite whitish and slightly iridescent like a pigeons neck
Potiche
rounded or polygonal in plan with nearly vertical sides a neck of smaller size and a rounded shoulder
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Plesiosaurus
genus of large extinct marine reptiles having a very long neck a small head and paddles for swimming It lived in
Scrag
thin lean or rough a bony piece especially a bony neckpiece of meat hence humorously or in contempt the neck
Sus. Per coll
abbreviation for suspendatur per collum-'let him be hanged by the neck'-was the usual indorsement by the clerk of arraigns in the
Ordinary of assize and sessions
bishop of the diocese, anciently appointed to give malefactors their neckverses, and judge whether they read or not; also to perform
Maiden
on each side for it to slide in. the prisoner'' neck being fastened to a bar underneath, and the sign being
King's evil
by the King touching the sufferer and hanging round his neck a white ribbon to which was fastened a gold coin;
Healfang, or Halsfang
Healfang, or Halsfang [fr. hals, Sax., neck, and fang, to seize], the pillory; also a pecuniary mulct,
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Neck - Law Dictionary Search Results
Neckcloth
A piece of any fabric worn around the neck
Peristerite
variety of albite whitish and slightly iridescent like a pigeons neck
Potiche
rounded or polygonal in plan with nearly vertical sides a neck of smaller size and a rounded shoulder
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Plesiosaurus
genus of large extinct marine reptiles having a very long neck a small head and paddles for swimming It lived in
Scrag
thin lean or rough a bony piece especially a bony neckpiece of meat hence humorously or in contempt the neck
Sus. Per coll
abbreviation for suspendatur per collum-'let him be hanged by the neck'-was the usual indorsement by the clerk of arraigns in the
Ordinary of assize and sessions
bishop of the diocese, anciently appointed to give malefactors their neckverses, and judge whether they read or not; also to perform
Maiden
on each side for it to slide in. the prisoner'' neck being fastened to a bar underneath, and the sign being
King's evil
by the King touching the sufferer and hanging round his neck a white ribbon to which was fastened a gold coin;
Healfang, or Halsfang
Healfang, or Halsfang [fr. hals, Sax., neck, and fang, to seize], the pillory; also a pecuniary mulct,
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