The term 'JUDGE'S CALL' is composed of two words, 'OVERRULED' and 'ORDER'. 'OVERRULED' is a nine-letter word meaning to reject or annul a decision or ruling. It is often used in the context of a court of law, where a judge may overrule a decision made by another judge or jury. 'ORDER' is a five-letter word meaning a command or instruction given by a person in authority. In the context of a court of law, a judge's call is an ORDER issued by the judge that must be followed. Together, the two words form the phrase 'JUDGE'S CALL', which refers to a decision or ruling made by a judge that must be followed.