1) to put (a person) to death (usually by hanging) without a lawful trial (lynch)
2) (an instance of) a rebellion against lawful authority, especially on a ship (mutiny)
3) to make (something) lawful or correct (regularize)
that can be used as proof in a law court
able or deserving of consideration; allowable
(not used of a person) bringing about the result required
influential; authoritative
acting in a just and honest way; in accordance with justice or the rules (of a game etc)
impartial, unprejudiced
(of words, ways of speaking or writing) used in situations when one must be particularly polite, impersonal, well-educated, traditional etc to give a good impression
established, orderly
not guilty; harmless; knowing nothing of evil or wrong; foolishly trusting
blameless
of, by, a court of justice of a judge
legal
fair; in accordance with what is right; reasonable
fair, impartial
that can be justified
reasonable, well-founded
allowed by law; connected with law
allowable, permissible
born of parents who are married to each other; according to law or public opinion of correct or moral behaviour
authentic, valid, legal
done legally (especially concerning conditions for an activity to be carried out)
legal
that is allowed
allowable, legal
evenly arranged; systematic; coming, happening, done, again and again at equal intervals
normal, common
of the side of the body etc that is towards the east when the front is towards the north; having conservative opinions; (of behaviour etc) morally good, legal, just; (of facts, reasons, time etc) correct, true
fair, just
according to law and justice
legitimate
according to, in agreement with, fact; loyal, faithful; genuine; accurately fitted or placed; honestly
real, valid; concordant with facts
genuine and acceptable because made or done with the correct formalities; that can be legally used; (of arguments, reasons etc) acceptable
right, genuine
washing machine; dishwasher; a small flat ring of metal, plastic etc, used for making a joint or screw tight
real, valid; concordant with facts