adjudicate 

To come to a final decision regarding a case or topic.

If you play the same move thrice in a row in chess, the game is adjudicated as a draw.

adjudicate by Ziad A. October 20, 2017

Adjudicator 

a person who adjudicates: the form of making a final decision, especially in the fact of politics, court or debating.

The adjudicator decided in the debate that the affirming team had won.

Adjudicator by guy1255 November 20, 2018

edjudicated 

To be taught that crime doesn't pay.

Yeah, man. That's the same judge that edjudicated me.

Better stop stealin them cars man before you get edjudicated.

You might be more edjudicated than me but I still run the gang.

edjudicated by Polly Wanna July 30, 2008

adjusticate 

When your male extremity requires attenton after an involuntary reaction to a hot piece of ass.

While in line at the bank, I had to adjusticate myself after staring at the girl in the yoga pants.

adjusticate by BigN_Tasty January 21, 2016

addicate 

1.looking good to a person dress wise and or there features(eyes,hair,smile)

2.the appearance of anything that you think look good

"oh he got on the new j's he addicate"

"damn that car addicate"

addicate by Tab August 17, 2004

adjudicated father

Alleged father

He is no longer the adjudicated father of Jennifer

adjudicated father by 459395 April 15, 2023

adjewdicate 

To perform legal arbitration in accordance with traditional Hebrew teachings/beliefs.

In "Fiddler On The Roof", the citizens of Anatevka express their wish to keep the tsar "far away from us" because they know that his imperious and dictatorial mindset would make him unlikely to unbiasedly adjewdicate any problems or disputes that his government had with them; he would just run roughshod over them and make them bend to HIS will, not rule for the collective good.

adjewdicate by QuacksO February 1, 2020