Court

What do we mean by court?

An extent of open ground partially or completely enclosed by walls or buildings; a courtyard. noun

A short street, especially a wide alley walled by buildings on three sides. noun

A large open section of a building, often with a glass roof or skylight. noun

A large building, such as a mansion, standing in a courtyard. noun

The place of residence of a sovereign or dignitary; a royal mansion or palace. noun

The retinue of a sovereign, including the royal family and personal servants, advisers, and ministers. noun

A sovereign's governing body, including the council of ministers and state advisers. noun

A formal meeting or reception presided over by a sovereign. noun

A person or body of persons that presides over the hearing of cases; a judge or panel of judges. noun

The building, hall, or room where cases are heard. noun

The session at which cases are heard. noun

An ecclesiastical court. noun

An open level area marked with appropriate lines, upon which a game, such as tennis, handball, or basketball, is played. noun

The body of directors of an organization, especially of a corporation. noun

A legislative assembly. noun

To attempt to gain; seek. intransitive verb

An enclosed space; a courtyard; an uncovered area shut in by the walls of a building, or by different buildings; also, a space opening from a street and nearly surrounded by houses; a blind alley.

(social) Royal society.

Attention directed to a person in power; behaviour designed to gain favor; politeness of manner; civility towards someone

The administration of law.

A place arranged for playing the games of tennis, basketball, squash, badminton, volleyball and some other games

1. The act of dating a person with the intent to marry. 2. A game where a black robe and some people in suits and ties dance around and pretend to establish justice on behalf of a terrorized victim of society. Urban Dictionary

To flirt with girls in a gentleman-like manner such as holding doors open and listening to what they wanna talk about and occasionally kissing their cheeks. Talking in French, Spanish or a British accent just to make them blush is also very acceptable. It takes a lot of work to become a beast court-er. The intention behind courting is not driven by lust but rather to win the heart of a lady by showing off intelligence in foreign culture, gentlemen manners, and even musical talent. Urban Dictionary

An annual popularity contest held during homecomings or proms. Voted by peers or students from the same grade level, the student body elects royalty, which consist of princes and princesses, whom represent the class before the eventual crowning of king and queen. Court is usually subjective and fall under cliques, but some turn up success stories or dreams come true. Either very hated, ignored, or coveted. Urban Dictionary

Back the days when things were more pure. To court meant to ask to date in the long lines of engagement to marriage. But now in the urban age " court " is a new reference mainly used in the black community. It now means to have sex with someone. Or planning on doing so. When you pronounce the word you pronounce it with a QWART ( long W sound ) QWWWHAHT Urban Dictionary

Court is cool... Why? She just is. Urban Dictionary

A fabulous girl who does whatever she wants, whenever she wants, and usually gets away with it because of her supremely good looks. fine,a ballah,effortless,crazy,thirsty, she can keep you on your toes Urban Dictionary

1.A camel toe on a girl;as in OUR CT Urban Dictionary

Courting is the experience of developing a deep relationship with someone, with a view to seeing if marriage is right for the couple, without the complexity of sexual intimacy being part of that relationship. Enabling each to find out everything about each other, developing unconditional love and trust, with out rushing things, to decide if this really is the person you want to spend the rest of your life with. Urban Dictionary

Dating is for fun. Courting is for marriage. Traditionally Courting would include no sexual activity but today that is not usually followed. Urban Dictionary

(n) A young man in a love relationship with a courtee with a declared intent of marriage. This term sandwiches date and fiance. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to court:
court, count, sourt, curt, cort, cout, cour, cours, courb, coury, couru, churt, coart, coure.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word court:
appeals, appellate, upheld, unconstitutional, pleas, affirmed, appeal, injunction, overturned, ruled, vacated, ruling, arbitration, judge, supreme, jurisdiction, judicial, defendant, judges, justice, verdict, judgment, courts, violated, reversed, appealed, proceedings, conviction, circuit, bench, statute, tribunal, damages, constitutional, petition, dismissed, decision, hear, decisions, amendment, sentence, case, guilty, clause, criminal, cases, trial, hearing, counsel, martial, jury, denied, favor, lawsuit, opinion, convicted, filed, rejected, attorney, charges, constitution, patent, matters, superior, argument.

Words that rhyme with court:
support, short, report, port, sport, thwart, resort, transport, purport, forte, exhort, tort, import, retort, sort, consort, comport, escort, cavort, distort, snort, airport, extort, wart, torte, fort, ort, abort, passport, ct, sell short, deport, mort, davenport, quart, athwart, carport, teleport, stuart, contort, bort, assort, seaport, swart, cort, agincourt, porte, skort, boart, norte, quarte, fall short, gort, dort, freeport, cut short, last resort, rockport, underreport, in short, spaceport, shreveport, corte, passive transport, rapaport, southport, public transport, bridgeport, misreport, harcourt, free port, zwart, laporte, treaty port, news report, prince consort, foret, active transport, reexport, queen consort, allport, kort, serial port, financial support, kennebunkport, field sport, run short, water sport, westport, korte, child support, come short, contact sport, holiday resort, massport, destroyer escort, earnings report, car port, genital wart, venereal wart.

Adjectives that are often used to describe court:
supreme, federal, lower, open, appellate, juvenile, highest, royal, high, french, superior, imperial, criminal, whole, general, english, higher, inner, papal, civil, outer, special, military, international, spanish, ecclesiastical, central, final, municipal, out, inferior, competent, constitutional, roman, persian, unanimous, permanent, chinese, judge, admiralty, russian, provincial, administrative, judicial, brilliant, byzantine, intermediate, paved, interior, heavenly, mughal, adult, splendid, honorable, austrian, spacious, secular, hampton, manorial, scottish, corrupt, back.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective court:
house, yard, room, martial, yards, houses, martials, poet, dress, plaster, packing, baron, brown, rooms, fees, party, painter, leet, fee, ladies, bouillon, rolls, decisions, preacher, ordered, fool, poets, lady, jester, dresses, physician, roll, marshal, suit, street, chaplain, records, royal, gate, road, proceedings, theatre, orders, cards, ball, officials, poetry, tennis, musician, news, brief, intrigues, hall, etiquette, favour, plaister, card, jews, martialing, clerk, circles, circle, watchers, mandated, appointed, huntsmen, annexed, offices, houfe, gossip, exile, jesters, mourning, painters, martialed, clinic, intrigue, fools.

Consonant match to court:
cart, carte, ct, cort, corte, kort, korte.

Words that sound like court:
court, ct, cort, corte, quarte, kort, korte, courte, ctt, cart, kart, carte, karte, kaart, cord, chord, cored, coard, corde, kord, gort, card, coward, cowered, carde, quirt, core, caught, cared, courts, corps, cory, corey, curt, cora, cores, cor, cortes, corrie, kors, cori, cours, corr, corked, kori, corry, kora, coure, crt, korey, coar, kore, coursed, courter, kirt, gart, kaur, kor, kauri, corie, kert, coury, corti, koro, corre, corts, caut, corra, corot, corter, korah, kaori, kohr, ctch, koray, coare, corro, caird, chora, cotte, korat, ctie, core out, corah, corrao, chrt, kaoru, cth, caute, ctk, kaury, korr, coru, coray, ctg, khot, koret, accourt, kaut, korst.