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Definition of clergy
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Clergy
(n.)
Learning;
also, a
learned
profession..
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Clericity
::
Clericity
(n.) The state of being a
clergyman.
Candidating
::
Candidating
(n.) The
taking
of the
position
of a
candidate;
specifically,
the
preaching
of a
clergyman
with a view to
settlement..
Gallican
::
Gallican
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Gaul or
France;
Gallic;
French;
as, the
Gallican
church
or
clergy..
Brother
::
Brother
(n.) One
related
or
closely
united
to
another
by some
common
tie or
interest,
as of rank,
profession,
membership
in a
society,
toil,
suffering,
etc.; -- used among
judges,
clergymen,
monks,
physicians,
lawyers,
professors
of
religion,
etc..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) The
presentation
of a
clergyman
to a
benefice
by a
bishop,
who has it in his own
gift..
Dignitary
::
Dignitary
(n.) One who
possesses
exalted
rank or holds a
position
of
dignity
or
honor;
especially,
one who holds an
ecclesiastical
rank above that of a
parochial
priest
or
clergyman..
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) To lay on or
impose,
as a task, duty, or
trust;
to
command,
instruct,
or
exhort
with
authority;
to
enjoin;
to urge
earnestly;
as, to
charge
a jury; to
charge
the
clergy
of a
diocese;
to
charge
an
agent..
Unbishop
::
Unbishop
(v. t.) To
deprive,
as a city, of a
bishop;
to
deprive,
as a
clergyman,
of
episcopal
dignity
or
rights..
Soutane
::
Soutane
(n.) A close
garnment
with
straight
sleeves,
and
skirts
reaching
to the
ankles,
and
buttoned
in front from top to
bottom;
especially,
the black
garment
of this shape worn by the
clergy
in
France
and Italy as their daily
dress;
a
cassock..
Profession
::
Profession
(v.) That of which one
professed
knowledge;
the
occupation,
if not
mechanical,
agricultural,
or the like, to which one
devotes
one's self; the
business
which one
professes
to
understand,
and to
follow
for
subsistence;
calling;
vocation;
employment;
as, the
profession
of arms; the
profession
of a
clergyman,
lawyer,
or
physician;
the
profession
of
lecturer
on
chemistry..
Proctor
::
Proctor
(n.) A
representative
of the
clergy
in
convocation.
Parson
::
Parson
(n.) Any
clergyman
having
ecclesiastical
preferment;
one who is in
orders,
or is
licensed
to
preach;
a
preacher..
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) An
address
(esp. an
earnest
or
impressive
address)
containing
instruction
or
exhortation;
as, the
charge
of a judge to a jury; the
charge
of a
bishop
to his
clergy..
Amice
::
Amice (n.) A hood, or cape with a hood, made of lined with gray fur,
formerly
worn by the
clergy;
--
written
also
amess,
amyss,
and
almuce..
Cortes
::
Cortes
(n. pl.) The
legislative
assembly,
composed
of
nobility,
clergy,
and
representatives
of
cities,
which in Spain and in
Portugal
answers,
in some
measure,
to the
Parliament
of Great
Britain..
Archierey
::
Archierey
(n.) The
higher
order of
clergy
in
Russia,
including
metropolitans,
archbishops,
and
bishops..
Lay
::
Lay (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
laity,
as
distinct
from the
clergy;
as, a lay
person;
a lay
preacher;
a lay
brother..
Pulpit
::
Pulpit
(n.) The whole body of the
clergy;
preachers
as a
class;
also,
preaching..
Protopope
::
Protopope
(n.) One of the
clergy
of first rank in the lower order of
secular
clergy;
an
archpriest;
--
called
also
protopapas.
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) A
clergyman
in
charge
of a
parish.
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