Meanings
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noun
(archaic) one who administers justice; a judge or magistrate
The old justicer presided sternly over the village court.
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Etymology
Archaic, from 'justice' + '-er'; 'justice' from Old French 'justise', from Latin 'iustitia' ('righteousness, equity'), from 'iustus' ('just'), from 'ius' ('law, right').
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