Associations to the word «Courthouse»
Noun
- Replica
- Cornice
- Crockett
- Marker
- Judge
- District
- Salem
- Presbyterian
- Nebraska
- Fremont
- Grafton
- Paperwork
- Camden
- Fresno
- Statue
- Marin
- Amelia
- Huntington
- Precinct
- Baltimore
- Mississippi
- Albuquerque
- Hind
- Magistrate
- Hearing
- Cumberland
- Cass
- Springfield
- Sentencing
- Kentucky
- Manhattan
- Edifice
- Taunton
- Construction
- Carnegie
- Oklahoma
- Memorial
- Carroll
- Giles
- Bloomfield
- Arlington
- Stagecoach
- Verandah
- Intersection
- Buena
- Probation
- Phelps
- Marshal
- Plaque
- Falls
- Eureka
- Columbus
- Pendleton
- Selma
- Tacoma
- Suffolk
- Darlington
- Auditorium
- Circuit
- Masonry
- Barracks
- Mason
- Ventura
- Dome
- Indictment
- Seminole
- Prosecutor
- Trolley
- Detention
- Contractor
- Riot
- Corner
- Defendant
- Parramatta
- Augusta
- Pierce
- Indianapolis
- Tennessee
- Tulsa
- Burnham
- Richmond
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
COURTHOUSE, noun. A public building housing courts of law.
COURTHOUSE, noun. (US) The public building where most American counties have their county offices.
Dictionary definition
COURTHOUSE, noun. A government building that houses the offices of a county government.
COURTHOUSE, noun. A building that houses judicial courts.
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