american-legal-archaisms

[ "ab initio", "abutting", "aforegoing", "aforementioned", "aforesaid", "aforethought", "allocatur", "aver", "bona fide", "by and through", "cablegram", "comes now", "contra proferentem", "datagram", "de facto", "de jure", "de minimis", "de novo", "decree nisi", "doest", "dost", "doth", "ejusdem generis", "ex gratia", "ex parte", "foregoing", "furtherance", "hast", "hath", "hereabout", "hereabouts", "hereafter", "hereas", "hereby", "herein", "hereinabove", "hereinbelow", "hereof", "hereon", "hereto", "heretofore", "hereunder", "hereunto", "hereupon", "herewith", "hypothecate", "hypothecated", "hypothecates", "hypothecating", "hypothecation", "in personam", "in rem", "indebtedness", "ipso facto", "know all men by these presents", "mala fides", "mutatis mutandis", "namely", "nolo contendere", "nunc pro tunc", "of even date", "on or about", "pacta sunt servanda", "parens patriae", "pari passu", "per annum", "per diem", "prima facie", "pro tanto", "qui tam", "res judicata", "rule nisi", "set forth", "sets forth", "setting forth", "sui generis", "telegram", "telegraph", "that certain", "the aforesaid", "the said", "thee", "thence", "thenceforth", "thenceforward", "thereabout", "thereabouts", "thereafter", "thereas", "thereat", "thereby", "therefor", "therefrom", "therein", "thereof", "thereon", "thereto", "theretofore", "thereunder", "thereupon", "therewith", "thine", "thou", "to wit", "ultra vires", "unless and until", "whereas", "whereat", "whereby", "wherefore", "wherefore premises considered", "wherefore's", "wherefores", "wherein", "whereof", "whereon", "wheresoever", "whereunder", "whereupon", "witnesseth" ]