Jū'ror, n.

n. [Lat. jurator, a swearer, a sworn witness or magistrate, from jurare, jurari, to swear; O. Fr. jureur, Norm. Fr. jorrour, from Fr. jurer, to swear.]

1. (Law.) One who serves on a jury; one sworn on a jury; a juryman.
2. One of a committee chosen to adjudge prizes at a public exhibition. [Eng.]