It would be as simple to grant anyone with health problems exemption from jury service as it would be to excuse judges who dread the risk that lifting the ban might get them sent back into the courts after retirement at 70.
fondle (third-person singular simple present fondles, present participle fondling, simple past and past participle fondled) 1  To touch or stroke lovingly. Mothers fondle their babies. 2  To grasp. The lovers fondled each other.
3. furl. v. - (rhymes with girl) to roll up or curl up a large, possibly ungainly piece of fabric or paper in order to more easily carry or store it. Often used with up. (to furl up). After the conquering flag was unfurled, they decided to claim another spot on the mountain and furled it back up and carried it off..