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Often used in the same context:
vicar,
churchwarden,
sacristan,
precentor,
abbey,
crozier,
chorister,
clergyman,
beadle,
churchyard,
equerry,
chancel,
methodist,
abbess,
benefice,
churchman,
curacy,
lady mayoress,
headteacher,
lollipop lady,
vicarage,
postmistress,
crosier,
prebendary,
keble,
gorsedd,
vestryman,
paedophile,
reverend,
wellwisher,
westminster abbey,
parishioner,
evensong,
priest,
choirmaster,
lord provost,
chiropodist,
tawny owl,
faunch,
chatelaine,
very reverend,
archdeacon,
eucharist,
kirk,
parson,
sexton,
great grandmother,
cathedra,
organist,
priory,
worshippers,
housemaster,
slaughterman,
oche,
gamekeeper,
bishop,
viscountess,
clamper,
duchess,
liturgist,
manageress,
morris dancer,
dominee,
celebrant,
town crier,
coachman,
holy rood,
telegraph pole,
fotheringhay,
clergywoman,
earldom,
christadelphian,
kirkyard,
bishopric,
traffic warden,
vestry,
huntsman,
maundy,
padre,
anglican,
perthshire,
pillock,
footman,
custos,
posy,
bursar,
skye terrier,
telephonist,
prince charles,
surplice,
berk,
caithness,
cathedral,
methodist church,
episcopal,
tannoy,
romish,
waltzer,
fusilier,
ghillie,
aneurin,
prince harry,
janitor,
clerk,
notary,
storekeeper,
cashier,
constable,
gendarme,
lieutenant,
policeman,
usher,
warder,
acolyte,
colonel,
concierge,
curate,
foreman,
patrolman,
sergeant,
subaltern,
adjutant
More general:
church officer
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— Adjectives for verger:
old,
ancient,
senior,
certain,
military,
inimitable,
poor,
oisy,
rubicund,
intelligent,
chief,
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