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courtnoun the residence of a rulerHampton Court was the imposing residence of King Henry VIII an open space wholly or partly enclosed (as by buildings or walls)the art museum boasts a glass-sided court that is filled with an array of greenery and sculpture close, courtyard, enclosure(also inclosure), patio, quad, quadrangle, yard atrium, galleria, parvis(also parvise), peristyleforecourt, place, plaza, squaredeck, terracecurtilage an assembly of persons for the administration of justicethis court is now called to order a public official having authority to decide questions of lawif it please the court, I'd like to approach the bench adjudicator, beak(chiefly British), bench, judge, jurist, justice, magistrate chief justice, circuit judge, justice of the peace, squireauditor, masterjurisconsult, jurisprudent to act so as to make (something) more likelyyou're courting disaster if you keep playing with matches ask (for), flirt (with), invite, woo angle (for), fish (for)hunt, search, seekprovoke, tempt look for to go on dates that may eventually lead to marriagethey courted for a year before getting married date attend, gallant, romance, spark, wooescort, see, take outgo out, step out go steady, keep company, make love in the 12th century |