"Allen charge" is a legal term that refers to a judge addressing a jury before they begin deliberations, specifically indicating that one particular juror should not dominate or exert undue influence on others. Synonyms for "Allen charge" include "dynamite charge", "dynamite instruction" or "horse trading instruction". These terms are used interchangeably to describe instructions given by judges to ensure fair and impartial deliberations within a jury. The purpose of such charges is to remind jurors of their duty to consider all viewpoints, participate in constructive discussions, and arrive at a fair verdict. These synonyms highlight the importance of maintaining balance and avoiding undue pressure in the jury room.