fore judge

t. [Pref. fore-, and Eng. judge (q. v.).] *1. Ord. Lang.: To judge or form an opinion about beforehand. "We shall forejudge their cause."-State Trials: Ed. Fitzharris (1681). 2. O. Eng . Law : To expel from a court, or strike off the rolls for malpractices or non-appearance, as an attorney. *före-judg-er, s. [Eng. forejudg(e); -er.] 1. Ord . Lang .: One who forejudges or prejudges. 2. Eng . Law : A judgment by which a man is deprived or put out of the thing in question; a judgment of expulsion or banishment.