(Verb)

To threaten someone in order to get them to do what you want.

(Verb) 

Engage in long, careful consideration.

(Adjective) 

Complete agreement from all parties.

(Noun) 

More commonly referred to as switchblade, one whose spring-loaded blade is concealed inside the body of the knife.

(Noun)

A deal; bargain.

(Verb)

A physical attack to take money or goods from another person.

(Adjective)

Weak and thin.

(Noun)

A written or spoken statement; especially in a court of law.

(Noun) 

A state of being different (usually when comparing something).

Person who ensures a fair trial and makes decisions based on law.

Body of people who come together to hear a case, find facts, and make a verdict.

Person who provides information about the case based on personal experience.

(Noun) A decision on an issue.