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Traditional English :: puisne
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puisne.html - adj. Law denoting a judge of a superior court inferior in rank to chief justices. [OF f. puis f. L postea afterwards + n÷ born f. L natus: cf. PUNY] |
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Traditional English :: puisne
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puisne.html - adj. Law denoting a judge of a superior court inferior in rank to chief justices. [OF f. puis f. L postea afterwards + n÷ born f. L natus: cf. PUNY] |
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Traditional English :: puisne
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puisne.html - adj. Law denoting a judge of a superior court inferior in rank to chief justices. [OF f. puis f. L postea afterwards + n÷ born f. L natus: cf. PUNY] |
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Traditional English :: puissance
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puisne.html - n. 1 also a test of a horse's ability to jump large obstacles in showjumping. 2 archaic great power, might, or influence. [ME (in sense 2) f. OF (as PUISSANT)] |
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Traditional English :: puissant
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puisne.html - adj. literary or archaic having great power or influence; mighty. puissantly adv. [ME f. OF f. L posse be able: cf. POTENT(1)] |
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Traditional English :: puisne
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puisne.html - adj. Law denoting a judge of a superior court inferior in rank to chief justices. [OF f. puis f. L postea afterwards + n÷ born f. L natus: cf. PUNY] |
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