noun
Street Slang
barnaby rudge
BAR-na-bee-RUJ · noun · slang
Judge.
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Definitions
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Cockney rhyming slang for 'judge'.
“He's up before the barnaby rudge again next week.”
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barnaby rudge In A Sentence
He's up before the barnaby rudge again next week.
Origin & Usage
'Rudge' rhymes with 'judge'; from the title of Charles Dickens's novel 'Barnaby Rudge'.
Variants
barnaby
People Also Ask
What does 'barnaby rudge' mean?
It's Cockney rhyming slang for 'judge'.
How do you use 'barnaby rudge'?
You'd say someone is 'up before the barnaby rudge' to mean they're appearing before a judge in court.
Where does 'barnaby rudge' come from?
It's taken from the title of Charles Dickens's novel 'Barnaby Rudge', with 'Rudge' rhyming on 'judge'.
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