Juror Definition

jo͝orər, -ôr
jurors
noun
jurors
A member of a jury or jury panel.
Webster's New World
One who awaits or is called for service on a jury.
American Heritage
A person taking an oath, as of allegiance.
Webster's New World
One who serves on a deliberative body analogous to a jury.
American Heritage
An individual selected and sworn in to serve on a jury, deciding factual issues in a civil or criminal case.
Webster's New World Law
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Other Word Forms of Juror

Noun

Singular:
juror
Plural:
jurors

Origin of Juror

  • Middle English jurour from Anglo-Norman from Latin iūrātor swearer from iūrāre to swear jury1

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Juror Sentence Examples

  • You're carrying this juror business too far!

  • A voter is qualified on an income from property of £6, or by paying rent to the same amount, or having the qualifications required to serve as a common juror.

  • You're skating on thin ice, Mr. Juror.

  • A Dublin tradesman named Field, who had been a juror in a murder trial, was attacked by the same gang and stabbed in many places.

  • I saw you pick up the old gentleman— the juror.

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Words Starting With

JJUJUR

Words Ending With

RORROR

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Words Starting With J and Ending With R

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