Associations to the word «Baptise»
Noun
- Rouen
- Evangelical
- Infancy
- Grandparent
- Rector
- Birth
- Covent
- Jehovah
- Baronet
- Oswald
- Staffordshire
- Pastor
- Somerset
- Born
- Mary
- Denomination
- Cheshire
- Pieter
- Hertfordshire
- Margaret
- Daughter
- Elisabeth
- Priest
- Viscount
- Saxe
- Trinity
- Disciple
- Oxfordshire
- Chaplain
- Kent
- Warwickshire
- Bishop
- Easter
- Windsor
- Shakespeare
- Xavier
- Cathedral
- Thomas
- Wife
- Dane
- Saint
- Johann
- Forgiveness
- Lds
- William
- Maria
- Sarah
- Evangelist
- Heir
- Nottinghamshire
- Marquess
- Duchess
- Francis
- Sponsor
- Reverend
- Provence
- Ann
- Abraham
- Gospel
- Salvation
- Henrietta
- Gloucester
- Suffolk
- Grandfather
- Grandmother
- Middlesex
- Charlemagne
- Jeanne
- Dorset
- Vicar
- Navarre
- Kensington
- Winchester
- Preacher
- Congregation
- Baby
- Princess
- Pius
- Huron
- Nicholas
- Samuel
- Elder
- Versailles
- Jordan
Adverb
Wiktionary
BAPTISE, verb. To sprinkle or pour water over, or to immerse in water, as a spiritual cleansing process in the rite of Christian baptism.
BAPTISE, verb. (figuratively) To dedicate or christen.
Dictionary definition
BAPTISE, verb. Administer baptism to; "The parents had the child baptized".
Wise words
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