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Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Jupon. Jupiter, jupt-ter, n. (Rom. Myth.) The supremedeitj; the son of Saturn ; Jove. {Astron.) Thelargest planet, and, next to Venus, the brightest: ithas 4 moons. _ Jupon, ju-pon or zhoo-pawN, Juppon, jup-pon, n. Asleeveless jacket, orig. worn overarmor, composed of several thick-nesses of material sewed throughand faced with silk or velvet; apetticoat. Juridic, ju-rid-ik, -ical, a. Per
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Jupon. Jupiter, jupt-ter, n. (Rom. Myth.) The supremedeitj; the son of Saturn ; Jove. {Astron.) Thelargest planet, and, next to Venus, the brightest: ithas 4 moons. _ Jupon, ju-pon or zhoo-pawN, Juppon, jup-pon, n. Asleeveless jacket, orig. worn overarmor, composed of several thick-nesses of material sewed throughand faced with silk or velvet; apetticoat. Juridic, ju-rid-ik, -ical, a. Pert, toa judge; acting in the distribution01 justice; used in courts of law. — Jurisdiction, 7i. Legal pow-er or authority of determiningcauses ; power of governing orlegislating, or of exercising au- ithority ; limit within which pow- |er may be exercised. — Juris-prudence, -proodens, n. Thescience of law; knowledge of thelaws, customs, and rights of menin a state or community. Jurist. See under Just. Jury, jurT, n. (Law.) A body ofmen, selected and sworn to in-quire into and try any matter offact, and to declare the truth ofit on the evidence given them inthe case; a committee for adjudg-ing prize
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