To select an entry, click on it. Main Entry: ju·ry
Pronunciation:
j
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)r-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural juries
Etymology: Middle English jure "jury," derived from early French jurer "to swear," from Latin jurare (same meaning), from jur-, jus "right, law" --related to JUDGE, JUST
1 : a body of persons sworn to inquire into a matter of fact and give their verdict
2 : a committee that judges and awards prizes at an exhibition or contest
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