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Often used in the same context:
clergyman,
squire,
beadle,
schoolmistress,
methodist,
william cowper,
vicar,
schoolmaster,
earldom,
prig,
aristo,
nobleman,
coachman,
abbess,
fornicator,
matron,
chaucerian,
calvinistic,
spinster,
burgher,
aristocrat,
presbyterian,
dithery,
anglican,
baronet,
preacher,
papist,
gentry,
chatelaine,
ethelred,
swineherd,
churchwardens,
wimmin,
alfred tennyson,
reverend,
boadicea,
plowman,
wenceslas,
shepherdess,
christadelphian,
dorsetshire,
nancy mitford,
fotheringhay,
popery,
baronetcy,
doddery,
bardic,
lecher,
archdeacon,
poltroon,
churchman,
laird,
leofric,
pharisee,
wheelwright,
dotty,
wood nymph,
hilaire belloc,
marquess,
ephesian,
ducal,
congregationalist,
miles standish,
gentlewoman,
yorkist,
governess,
versifier,
vestryman,
amanuensis,
glebe,
rustics,
draper,
viscount,
evensong,
charwoman,
kirk,
reprobate,
homiletic,
freethinker,
anthony trollope,
scullery,
washerwoman,
fishwife,
suet pudding,
dogsbody,
turtledove,
harold nicolson,
verger,
hippolytus,
cnut,
goatherd,
sutton hoo,
lytton strachey,
cockney,
suppliant,
flagon,
plantagenets,
chap,
beardie,
chorister,
caractacus,
coalman,
curate,
parsons,
shoemaker,
rector,
weaver,
blacksmith,
carpenter,
countryman,
ecclesiastic,
englishman,
barber,
cleric,
pastor,
chaplain
More specific:
ministrant
Appears in the definition of:
domine,
dominee,
dominie,
dominus,
mumbling,
parsonage,
rectory,
vicarage
More general:
clergyman,
man of the cloth,
reverend
Synonyms:
curate,
minister,
pastor,
rector
Also try:
— Adjectives for parson:
old,
poor,
good,
young,
little,
english,
local,
anglican,
welsh,
protestant,
worthy,
more...
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