Jurors

What do we mean by jurors?

A member of a jury.

A Couch Juror is a person who sits at home and watches news stories of a person accused of a crime. This person then forms an opinion from filtered and biased news from either Conversative or Liberal networks. They then post on facebook and twitter about how the person is or isn't guilty based on their new-found "expert" knowledge of the situation. These people are closely related to "sheeple." Urban Dictionary

The Juror nicknamed (by the press) "Strawberry Shortcake" in the 2004 Scott Petterson trial and is the Juror at the center of the controversial Petterson's retrial request. Urban Dictionary

The beard a person grows when they miss work because he is sitting on a jury. Like the playoff beard in sports, the juror's beard is worn until the end of the trial. Urban Dictionary

A film based on a Kevin Grisham novel starring Jenna Maroney as Constance Justice, a lawyer. It's the prequel to Urban Fervor. Liz & Co had trouble pronouncing the film's title and this has been used as a running joke throughout the series. It is also the title of the tenth episode of 30 Rock. Urban Dictionary

Incompetent Jurors who are irrational and do not use reason to propose the verdict. Urban Dictionary

A person who is hand picked to be manipulated towards "justice" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to jurors:
jurors, juror, furors.

Words that rhyme with jurors:
insurers, curers, reinsurers, sure hers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe jurors:
grand, prospective, potential, other, non, black, individual, several, mock, alternate, most, special, white, male, female, fellow, impartial, actual, regular, petty, simulated, additional, qualified, eligible, federal, athenian, professional, competent, honest, intelligent, unbiased, sympathetic, enough, petit, reasonable, ignorant, prejudiced, corrupt, subject, bilingual, sequestered, favorable, untrained, aforesaid, equestrian, fewer, senatorial, speaking, colored, protestant, minded, five, diverse, educated, select, perjured.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective jurors:
stop.

Consonant match to jurors:
gyros, juries, gyrose, gyrase, jerries, giros, juras, gere is, jar his, jar is, jar whose, jura is, jure is.

Words that sound like jurors:
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