What is another word for Bencher?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈɛnt͡ʃə], [ bˈɛntʃə], [ b_ˈɛ_n_tʃ_ə]
Related words: bencher 5081, bencher 5100, bencher 5100 review, bencher 5102, bencher 5102 review, bencher 5300
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• Other relevant words:- draw,
- pecker,
- docket,
- pass,
- initiate,
- capitulum,
- manoeuver,
- control panel,
- steer,
- maneuver,
- circuit board,
- peer review,
- bum,
- savant,
- atomic number 47,
- gumshield,
- preach,
- pill,
- learned person,
- display board,
- brag,
- reviewer,
- panel,
- point,
- skipper,
- supreme authority,
- stamp,
- control board,
- heading,
- read/write head,
- pathfinder,
- direction,
- remit,
- roomer,
- templet,
- template,
- scout,
- manager,
- put over,
- guidance,
- mouth,
- channelize,
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- approximate,
- film director,
- take,
- ump,
- justice department,
- work table,
- proponent,
- guidebook,
- layabout,
- put off,
- instrument panel,
- legal expert,
- evaluator,
- erstwhile,
- mind,
- headland,
- judiciary,
- mesa,
- urge,
- hirer,
- pleader,
- publicizer,
- justness,
- serjeant-at-law,
- nozzle,
- late,
- nous,
- school principal,
- drumhead,
- manoeuvre,
- estimate,
- brain,
- circuit card,
- fountainhead,
- postpone,
- adjudicate,
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- headway,
- ref,
- head teacher,
- canoeist,
- gauge,
- music director,
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- reader,
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- police captain,
- display panel,
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- party boss,
- nib,
- forefront,
- graph,
- promontory,
- bagger,
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- advise,
- gameboard,
- department of justice,
- question,
- quondam,
- lozenge,
- hooter,
- index,
- evaluate,
- hold over,
- headwaiter,
- boater,
- serjeant,
- maitre d',
- pick,
- gaffer,
- sometime,
- recommend,
- bedding plant,
- pugilist,
- psyche,
- loss leader,
- emboss,
- foreland,
- channelise,
- honker,
- schnozzle,
- head up,
- label,
- embouchure,
- guide on,
- principal,
- tab,
- one-time,
- top dog,
- boatman,
- schnoz,
- advocator,
- tabular array,
- index number,
- defer,
- indicant,
- dining table,
- set back,
- honcho,
- onetime,
- other,
- terrace,
- theatre director,
- counseling,
- police chief,
- peck,
- previous,
- plug-in,
- snout,
- neb,
- prorogue,
- counselling,
- card,
- agenda,
- pronounce,
- senior pilot,
- tabulate,
- staff member,
- colonist,
- add-in,
- lead,
- tabularize,
- run,
- work bench,
- headspring,
- pass judgment,
- sea captain,
- plank,
- old,
- straits,
- header,
- master,
- chieftain,
- drawing card,
- usher,
- counselor-at-law,
- shelve,
- knob,
- foreman,
- political boss,
- direct,
- pad of paper,
- silver,
- publiciser,
- lodger,
- snoot,
- do-nothing,
- caput,
- try,
- room,
- sergeant,
- managing director,
- early,
- theater director,
- tabularise,
- packer,
- pad,
- oral sex,
- chief,
- bill,
- head word.
- chart,
- boss,
- worktable,
- arbitrator,
- Courter,
- connoisseur,
- oar,
- arbiter,
- sergeant-at-law,
- LEGAL COUNSEL,
- counselor,
- conductor,
- barrister,
- Benching,
- legal adviser,
- beak,
- judge,
- Staller,
- referee,
- tubman,
- lawyer,
- table,
- pundit,
- silk gown,
- leader,
- shelfer,
- umpire,
- board,
- jurist,
- counsel,
- bedder,
- director,
- paddler,
- settler,
- captain,
- seater,
- counsellor,
- guide,
- magistrate,
- mouthpiece,
- advocate,
- waterman,
- sculler,
- rower,
- banker,
- solicitor,
- staffer,
- Benched,
- civilian,
- indicator,
- Tabler,
- former,
- Legist,
- workbenches,
- barrer,
- boxer,
- head,
- attorney,
- justice,
- Coucher,
- publicist,
- idler,
- oarsman,
- legal practitioner,
- workbench,
- Benches,
- boarder,
- moderator,
- oarswoman,
- bench,
- tablet,
- schedule.
How to use "Bencher" in context?
A Bencher is a title given to a person who is appointed to, or holds, a seat on a bench. The word derives from the Old English word benschere, meaning "to be a seat." In law, a bencher is a junior member of a panel of judges.
In the United Kingdom, a bencher is also a person appointed to sit in the House of Lords as an Advocate.
In the United States, a bencher is an honorary title given to a University law dean.
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