to court

To try to start a romantic relationship with someone

To try to get someone's love or romantic feelings

To try to attract someone you like, often with gifts or kind words

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

Make someone or something move back and stay away, often by using force

Without going to trial in a court

It is now someone's turn to act or decide

To reject something as silly and not take it seriously in places like a court or meeting

To let someone else decide what to do next

To get people to listen and enjoy what you say

To try to get someone's approval by praising them a lot

The highest court in the United States that makes final decisions for all other courts

A court the national government uses to decide cases about laws for the whole country

An official instruction from a court telling someone to do or stop doing something

A place where a judge hears and decides cases about the law

A military court that tries soldiers for breaking military rules

A court that reviews and decides on cases from lower courts

The top group of judges in a country or state that hears the most important cases and appeals

A court that hears appeals and serious trials

A time in court when someone can tell their side of the story

A flat area marked with lines and a net where people play tennis

An indoor or outdoor area marked with lines for playing basketball

A court whose decisions can be reviewed by a higher court

A place in a shopping mall with many stalls selling different foods around shared tables

A court that deals with family problems like divorce and child custody

The highest court in the United States that decides important national cases and reviews lower court decisions

A court that reviews and can change decisions of lower courts

A court that deals with illegal acts and decides punishments

A group of judges who review and can change decisions from lower courts

Showing disrespect to a judge or refusing to obey a court order that can be punished

A court that deals with children accused of crimes or needing care

The highest court in a country or state that reviews lower court decisions

The place where a sports team plays its own games for local fans

A group of officers who try members of the armed forces for breaking their rules

The public's opinion about a person or issue formed outside a legal trial

The middle area of a basketball court near the center line

The highest court in the United States that decides important questions about the law for the whole country

A court where a case is first heard and the facts are decided

The highest group of judges in a U.S. state who decide appeals about state law

A court that ends marriages and decides matters like child custody and property

An unfair trial that pretends to be legal and decides guilt beforehand

A group of people who serve and advise a king or queen, like family and nobles

A formal appearance in court for a hearing

An agreement that ends a legal dispute before it goes to court

A place where a judge decides cases about breaking driving and parking rules

A court that checks wills and manages a person's property after death

An international court that settles disputes between countries and gives advice on international law

A practice court where law students argue pretend court cases

An indoor room with four walls where people play squash

A person or group not in a case who gives information about the law to help the court decide

A strong, aggressive effort to reach a goal quickly, often to win support

A place where a judge hears cases and gives decisions

A court that settles legal disputes between countries and gives legal advice to the United Nations

A place where judges decide legal cases and apply the law

A court that holds criminal cases at night instead of during the day

A marked area with a net where people play volleyball

An indoor or outdoor playing area with walls for handball

A secret United States court that allows electronic monitoring and searches for foreign intelligence

A federal court that reviews cases from lower courts in a group of states

A game people play on a marked court like tennis or basketball

Going at an angle across the court from one side to the other

An area marked for playing badminton with a net in the middle

A lower court that handles minor crimes and sends serious cases to a higher court

A military court that tries soldiers for less serious crimes, usually with three officers

A major American Civil War battle in May 1864 between Grant and Lee

A major 1778 battle in New Jersey during the American Revolution that made British troops leave

A court that handles disputes about trusts and wills and can order someone to stop actions, not criminal cases

A court set up by a written agreement to decide disputes about a town or group's rules

A playing card that shows a person like a king, queen, or jack

A former county court in England and Wales for serious criminal cases

A former county court in England that heard serious criminal and civil trials

A court that deals with fairness in legal cases, like trusts and estates

A court that deals with family matters like custody, divorce, and child support

The royal court where the king or queen accepts foreign ambassadors

A small sticky patch that covers a minor cut

An old indoor form of tennis played on a court with four walls

A shot played at an angle across the court from one side to the other

A court that deals with family problems like divorce, child custody, and support

A quick military trial held in the field for urgent offenses without the usual rules

A major 1778 battle in New Jersey during the American Revolution where the British army withdrew

A court whose decisions a higher court can review and change

A military court that tries people for minor crimes during an occupation

A small roadside hotel or group of cabins where you can park near your room