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- jury is still out, the
jury is still out, the
jury is still out, the
No decision has been made; the public's opinion is not known. For example, As for a possible merger, the jury is still out, or The jury is still out on the new spring fashions. This expression alludes to the jury that decides a legal case. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Saskia | | SAHS-kee-ah: (Dutch), ZAHS-kee-ah (German) | Dutch, German |
| Niall | | NEE-al, NIE-al | Irish, Scottish |
| Llewellyn | | le-WEL-in | Welsh |
| Iraklis | | - | Greek |
| Maralyn | | MER-ə-lin, MAR-ə-lin | English |
| Laci (2) | | LAY-see | English |