Engineer's Justice

An unlucky thing to happen in the game Puzzle & Dragons where a skyfall combo ruins a cascade. It's explained in the video ww w.you tube.c om/wat ch?v = Tud3JFWNY1M (remove the spaces).

Person A: I wanted to beat the new hard dungeon, but Engineer's Justice ruined me.
Person B: Maybe you'll beat it next time.

by These are NOT POODLES November 3, 2020

The blue justice

A hero just like Batman but blue and is really fast and was first sighted in Seattle at night in a robbery trying to save it but went wrong

John:did you see the blue justice last night.
Josh:no who is he?
John:he’s just like Batman but fast and blue

by So underrated December 4, 2022

travisty of justice

What Goodyear's out-of-court settlement with da drummer of Blink-182 likely was.

Whatever famous rock star T.L. Barker's settlement with da manufacturer of his crashed plane's tires was, I'm sure it was still a total travisty of justice --- dat "big biz" company's shoddy materials and/or workmanship were at least partly responsible for da deaths of several people on dat plane!

by QuacksO February 2, 2023

Hounds of Justice

One of the most dominant wrestling groups to form in the WWE.
According to Legend Arn Anderson they consist of: "Two indie shmucks and a Football Player."

Person 1: The Hounds of Justice really demolished everyone in that ladder match last night!
Person 2: I know! Seeing the Hounds of Justice do the triple powerbomb was AMAZING

by themerkwithamouth April 23, 2023

Gates of Justice

The Gates of Justice is a fictional gate from the series One Piece that resides in Ennies
Lobby. The Gates Of Justice are sometimes used as a term to describe someone/thing that has gone way past the point of no return

“She has gone past the Gates of Justice.”

by Manga nerd January 4, 2024

being a justice

a very handsome man / a sexy woman

Person 1: you’re being a justice

Person 2: why thank you so much

by simplydagoat January 19, 2025

Theory of Constructed Justice

The perspective that "justice" is not a Platonic ideal waiting in a celestial courtroom, but an outcome continuously built through human systems. The law, the jury, the concept of "fairness," the very definition of a crime and its appropriate punishment—all are social constructions that vary wildly across time and place. Justice is what a society, through its institutions and power struggles, assembles and calls legitimate in a given moment.

*Example: "A thief is caught. In one city, justice is constructed as restorative: a circle where thief and victim meet to repair harm. In another, it's constructed as retributive: 5-10 years in a concrete box. The Theory of Constructed Justice shows that the 'just outcome' isn't found; it's built from the available cultural tools, political will, and philosophical assumptions of the builders. The scales of justice aren't found in nature; we forge them ourselves."*

by Abzu Land January 31, 2026