Judges
Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.
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- The judges were appalled that she'd think it was a good idea to serve a beer cupcake to little girls, and to the surprise of no one, she was the first contestant to be eliminated.
Source: Series / Cupcake Wars - The judges cautioned him on this subject, noting that there were inherent problems with a military-esque symbol with "SS" in the middle, and that even if he didn't think of that, "someone will".
Source: Mistaken for Racist -
The audience and the judges all think he's adorable, including Angelica, who calls him "The cutest little girl (other than herself) in the pageant".
Source: Attractive Bent-Gender
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