1. To fix the weight, measure, or price of commodities; to assess, as taxes.

2. Originally an assembly of knights and substantial men, with a batliff or justice for public business; any court of justice: an ordinance regulating weight, measure, and price of certain articles of common consumption; the weight, measure, or price itself. See Assess.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• massice,
• assised,
• asside,
• assiss,
• assine,
• assisy,
• assome,
• asaide,
• assin,
• assie,
• passice,
• issie,
• bassice,
• aslie,
• aisile,
• asrise,
• assuse,
• assig,
• siize,
• saize

• ascus.

The adjective form of the word "assize" is "assize".

The plural of the "assize" can be the "assizes".

The singular of the "assize" can be the "assize".