See Also: budge(1)(dictionary)
budge(2)(dictionary)
budge(3)(dictionary)
budge(4)(dictionary)
budge(dictionary)
Budge's centre(medicine)
Budge, Julius(medicine)
Budge, (John) Don(ald)(encyclopedia)
Budge, Donald(dictionary)

budge(4) (iou) and SEN (law)


budge(4) (iou)



budge verb. L16.

verb intrans. Stir, move from one's or its place; change opinion. (Almost always in neg. contexts.) L16.
R. L. Stevenson We'll have to budge, mates. A. Carter The old car stuck fast in a rut, wouldn't budge an inch. S. Brett I've argued with him about this, but he won't budge.
b. Wince, flinch, shirk. L16-M17.
verb trans. Stir or move (a heavy thing). L16.
budger noun (rare) E17.

SEN (law)


SEN. This is said to be an ancient word which signified justice. Co. Litt. 61 a. 61 a.