1. A judge.

2. Justness; giving or rendering to every one what is his due; rectitude in the dealings of men with each other; honesty; accordance with truth or fact; impartiality; agreeableness to right; just desert; a person commissioned to hold courts, or to try and decide controversies, and administer justice to individuals. Justices of the Peace, persons of property and credit appointed by royal commission to keep the peace of the county where they are resident.

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

• justce,
• jundice,
• jutice,
• ustice,
• justics,
• justise,
• justist,
• justifes,
• justict,
• justcie,
• jusicy,
• justi,
• justic,
• mustace,
• justuse,
• justse,
• justive,
• jusice,
• justicies,
• justifi

• e-justice,
• justes,
• GECITS,
• justice-seeking,
• in-justice,
• geoists,
• justice-related,
• jassids,
• geests,
• social-justice,
• canada.justice.gc.ca,
• Jezids,
• jestees,
• Justiss,
• Jesuitess,
• justas,
• www.justice.gc.ca,
• JSIDS,
• JECETS,
• Jesuits',
• justs,
• justice-peace,
• justesen,
• justice-upholding,
• juvenile-justice,
• justify,
• JSOTS,
• Justus,
• poetic-justice,
• JSSDS,
• jousts,
• justiciar,
• JSETS,
• justice.gc.ca,
• Jesuites,
• justiciary,
• jostes,
• justiz,
• Justyce,
• JSIDDS,
• geocities,
• justicia,
• giustizia,
• joists,
• www.geocities.com,
• Justis,
• JSTES,
• giusts,
• justice-loving,
• Jesuits,
• obstruction-of-justice,
• laws.justice.gc.ca,
• lois.justice.gc.ca,
• hoo-justice,
• criminal-justice,
• jests.

The adverb for the word "justice" is "justly".

The adjective form of the word "justice" is "just".

The plural of the "justice" can be the "justices".

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