Held
Held adjective - Occupied or in the control of; often used in combination.
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- A trial is held and the judge quickly disallows this defense.
Source: Manslaughter Provocation -
She even held a Kangaroo Court where she was both prosecution and judge (possibly of the Hanging Judge variety) with a viewing gallery for the cats.
Source: Series / The IT Crowd -
Hold arrows in Pump It UP work differently than in other games — they "tick" a chart-set amount of times per beat and produce a "perfect" or "miss" judge depending on whether the arrow was held at the time of that tick, as if each tick is a separate note.
Source: Kaizo Trap
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