Simple English definitions for legal terms
Read a random definition: complete-preemption doctrine
Wear: A type of dam made of sticks and twigs that is placed across a river to help catch fish. It is also called a weir.
Definition: A dam made of stakes interlaced by twigs of willows that are placed across a river to more easily accommodate the netting of fish. Also termed weir.
Example: The fishermen built a wear across the river to catch more fish.
This definition explains that a wear is a type of dam made of stakes and twigs that is used to catch fish. The example sentence shows how fishermen use a wear to catch more fish by creating a barrier in the river that makes it easier to catch them.