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Definition of procession
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of procession is as below...
Procession
(n.) An
orderly
and
ceremonial
progress
of
persons,
either
from the
sacristy
to the
choir,
or from the choir
around
the
church,
within
or
without..
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Processioning
::
Processioning
(n.) A
proceeding
prescribed
by
statute
for
ascertaining
and
fixing
the
boundaries
of land. See 2d
Procession.
Processioner
::
Processioner
(n.) One who takes part in a
procession.
Torchlight
::
Torchlight
(n.) The light of a
torch,
or of
torches.
Also
adjectively;
as, a
torchlight
procession..
Processional
::
Processional
(n.) A
service
book
relating
to
ecclesiastical
processions.
Station
::
Station
(n.) A
church
in which the
procession
of the
clergy
halts on
stated
days to say
stated
prayers.
Whiffler
::
Whiffler
(n.) An
officer
who went
before
procession
to clear the way by
blowing
a horn, or
otherwise;
hence,
any
person
who
marched
at the head of a
procession;
a
harbinger..
Talipot
::
Talipot
(n.) A
beautiful
tropical
palm tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera),
a
native
of
Ceylon
and the
Malabar
coast.
It has a trunk sixty or
seventy
feet high,
bearing
a crown of
gigantic
fan-shaped
leaves
which are used as
umbrellas
and as fans in
ceremonial
processions,
and, when cut into
strips,
as a
substitute
for
writing
paper..
By
::
By
(adv.)
Passing
near; going past; past;
beyond;
as, the
procession
has gone by; a bird flew by..
Skimmington
::
Skimmington
(n.) A word
employed
in the
phrase,
To ride
Skimmington;
that is to ride on a horse with a
woman,
but
behind
her,
facing
backward,
carrying
a
distaff,
and
accompanied
by a
procession
of
jeering
neighbors
making
mock
music;
a
cavalcade
in
ridicule
of a
henpecked
man. The
custom
was in vogue in parts of
England..
Processionary
::
Processionary
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
procession;
consisting
in
processions;
as,
processionary
service..
Banner
::
Banner
(n.) A large piece of silk or other
cloth,
with a
device
or
motto,
extended
on a
crosspiece,
and borne in a
procession,
or
suspended
in some
conspicuous
place..
Splendor
::
Splendor
(n.)
Magnifience;
pomp;
parade;
as, the
splendor
of
equipage,
ceremonies,
processions,
and the
like..
Cresset
::
Cresset
(n.) An open frame or
basket
of iron,
filled
with
combustible
material,
to be
burned
as a
beacon;
an open lamp or
firrepan
carried
on a pole in
nocturnal
processions..
Procession
::
Procession
(n.) An old term for
litanies
which were said in
procession
and not
kneeling.
Splendid
::
Splendid
(a.)
Showy;
magnificent;
sumptuous;
pompous;
as, a
splendid
palace;
a
splendid
procession
or
pageant..
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) That which is
displayed;
a show; a
spectacle;
an
imposing
procession;
the
movement
of any body
marshaled
in
military
order;
as, a
parade
of
firemen..
Bannerol
::
Bannerol
(n.) A
banderole;
esp. a
banner
displayed
at a
funeral
procession
and set over the tomb. See
Banderole.
Procession
::
Procession
(v. i.) To honor with a
procession.
Processional
::
Processional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
procession;
consisting
in a
procession.
Baldachin
::
Baldachin
(n.) A
portable
canopy
borne over
shrines,
etc., in
procession..
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