Bill of Rights
n. 1. the first ten amendments to the Constitution of the United States, attached to the
Constitution by the founding fathers to protect the people
from the voracity and capriciousness of all governments. It has taken
the best legal minds of thirteen generations to figure out ways around these first ten amendments – and
all for the greater good of the country, of course. See national security,
Patriot Act.
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