responsa prudentium
plural noun
re·spon·sa pru·den·ti·um
-sə(ˌ)prüˈdentēəm,
-dench(ē)əm
: the responses or opinions of eminent lawyers or professional jurists on legal questions addressed to them compare obiter dictum
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin
- put/give the baby up for adoption
- put/have little faith in
- put/keep one out of action
- put/leave one's stamp
- put/make (someone) wise to
- put/place (someone) on a pedestal
- put/place a premium on
- put/place someone at a disadvantage
- put/placed (someone) on a pedestal
- put/roll/throw out the welcome mat
- put/set (something) to rights
- put/set one's mind to (something)
- put/set pen to paper
- put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it
- put/stick two fingers up at someone
- put/stick/raise one's head above the parapet
- put/take out a contract on
- put/throw a spanner in the works
- put/throw one's weight/influence behind
- put/tie/strap on the feedbag
- putamen
- putamina
- putative
- putative marriage
- putatively