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[Noun] | "law" | \ ˈlȯ \
1: a binding custom or practice of a community : a rule of conduct or action prescribed or formally recognized as binding or enforced by a controlling authority
2: the whole body of such customs, practices, or rules
3: common law
Origin: before 12th century ;
Middle English, from Old English lagu, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse lǫg law; akin to Old English licgan to lie ;
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[Noun] | "law and order"
1: the enactment of laws and their strict enforcement by police and the courts; also : the safe, civil, and orderly functioning of society viewed especially as a result of the enactment and strict enforcement of laws
Origin: 1575 ;
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[Noun] | "law clerk"
1: a person (such as a law school graduate) who provides a judge, magistrate, or lawyer with assistance in such matters as research, writing, and analysis
Origin: 1761 ;
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[Verb] | "law"
1: litigate
2: to sue or prosecute at law
Origin: circa 1550 ;
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[Biographical name] | "Law" | \ ˈlȯ \
1: (Andrew) Bonar 1858—1923 British (Canadian-born) statesman
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[Biographical name] | "Law"
1: Edward 1750—1818 1st BaronEllenborough English jurist
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[Biographical name] | "Law"
1: John 1671—1729 Scottish financier and speculator
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[Biographical name] | "Law"
1: William 1686—1761 English writer
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[Adjective] | "law-abid*ing" | \ ˈlȯ-ə-ˌbī-diŋ \
1: abiding by or obedient to the law
Origin: 1834 ;
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[Adjective] | "law-and-or*der" | \ ˈlȯ-ən(d)-ˈor-dər \
1: relating to, characterized by, or advocating the enactment of laws and their strict enforcement
Origin: 1839 ;
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[Noun] | "law"
1: a rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature;
* e.g., " ... a record number of laws were passed in that legislative session "
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2: a collection or system of rules of conduct;
* e.g., " ... it's important to obey the law at all times, or else you might end up in jail "
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3: the department of government that keeps order, fights crime, and enforces statutes;
* e.g., " ... a petty thief who had somehow managed to avoid the law for most of his life "
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[Noun] | "common-law marriages"
1: as in cohabitations;
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[Noun] | "attorney-at-law"
1: a person whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise about legal rights and obligations;
* e.g., " ... the sign on the door read Blalock Smith, Attorney-at-Law "
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[Adjective] | "law-abiding"
1: readily giving in to the command or authority of another;
* e.g., " ... the law-abiding citizens of the neighborhood did everything they could to help reduce street crime "
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(10) - Urban Dictionary
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# 1 - { law:390055 }
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[ "law" ]
1: The defintion of this word has been removed since it has been deemed unlawful to display it in public domain, under ammendment 15th to the convention treaty of 198
* e.g., ... <censored> has recently been used against the <censored> in order to demonstrate the <censored> of <censored>.
[ "law" ]
2: See section 7B for further details.
# 2 - { law:4297846 }
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[ "law" ]
1: A code of conduct to which everyone is held accountable but nobody is expected to understand in the first place, which is furthermore created by the same class of people who charge an arm and a leg to interpret it whenever it must be applied.
* e.g., ... Disclaimer: As you are accountable under the law and failure to act in compliance with it may cost you your life, liberty and/or property, do NOT attempt to act, live or exist, nor to refrain from acting, living or existing under the law without the advice of a licensed attorney.
# 3 - { law:2068689 }
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[ "law" ]
1: How societies define what is acceptable and unacceptable conduct.
* e.g., ... You, sir, have committed an act that our society disapproves of. You have broken the law and will pay, sir!
# 4 - { law:427345 }
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[ "law" ]
1: You can either lay it down (1), or call it (2).
* e.g., ... (1) After showing up for work 3 days in a row, Jack's boss had to lay down the law.
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[ "law" ]
1: a perfectionist
* e.g., ... "You studied 5 hours for that 5 question quiz? You're such a law"
# 6 - { law:5776190 }
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[ "law" ]
1: sopot na bakla
* e.g., ... law loves our gay professor. He/she is a sopot na bakla
# 7 - { In-law in-law:5148098 }
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[ "In-law in-law" ]
1: Your spouse's brother's/sister's spouse. Basically someone who will never be related to your kids, so you don't have to give a shit about. The feeling is mutual.
* e.g., ... Your Wife: "My brother Todd's wife is such a cow!"
You: "Who gives a rat's? She's my in-law in-law."
# 8 - { Law's Law:6259870 }
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[ "Law's Law" ]
1: A mathematical equation representing productivity (especially on all nighters). It is as following:
P = (1/C*S)(E)
Where P is productivity, C is the catchiness of the song playing, S is sleepiness, and E is energy drinks consumed in the last hour.
* e.g., ... Bro 1: Man, I had a shitton of homework last night.
# 9 - { By law:13899636 }
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[ "By law" ]
1: Another word for "technically."
* e.g., ... Teacher: You didn't show your work on the homework
# 10 - { Will-Law:16179189 }
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[ "Will-Law" ]
1: The act in which you are brutally honest with a friend, mainly about their crush/partner etc., as they're blinded by their own 'romantic' feelings. No feelings are spared just cos you're friends.
* e.g., ... "I am gonna Will-Law you. He is not worth it, he's just plain rude."
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