Judge
Judge verb - To have as an opinion.
Usage example: I judge that he knew what kind of woman she was when he married her
Question
Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.
How words are described
| burning | burning judge | burning question |
| old | old judge | old question |
| good | good judge | good question |
| particular | particular judge | particular question |
| Other adjectives: better, certain, current, original, reasonable, single, actual, real, main, ultimate, new, later, titular, last, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The judge ruled that Mad hadn't broken the law, since they had written the lyrics themselves and the lyrics in question weren't similar enough to the songs that were parodied.
- Asshole Victim: Mark Blackwell, an unrepentant killer whose last act was to mock Joseph, the judge who indirectly allowed him to commit the murder in question.
Source: Film / The Judge -
Jean-Ralphio apparently had committed felonies so bad that the "judge said I needed two house-arrest ankle bracelets" and he's the subject of a question on the Indiana state bar exam.
Source: Series / Parks and Recreation
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