Associations to the word «Chantry»
Noun
- Chapel
- Transept
- Aisle
- Dissolution
- Chancel
- Effigy
- Priory
- Koch
- Christensen
- Sparrow
- Chaplain
- Abolition
- Nave
- Endowment
- Horst
- Wakefield
- Marvin
- Reformation
- Herd
- Guild
- Oat
- Holster
- Sheldon
- Callahan
- Tom
- Ely
- Cathedral
- Knoll
- Priest
- Templar
- Masse
- Scabbard
- Exeter
- Benefactor
- Altar
- Churchyard
- Crypt
- Stirrup
- Tithe
- Knob
- Clifton
- Vi
- Ledger
- Wilfred
- Licence
- Viii
- Oratory
- Monastery
- Shropshire
- Bethel
- Manor
- Rancher
- Mccarthy
- Suppression
- Cattle
- Corral
- Saddle
- Grammar
- Archie
- Pamela
- Steer
- Abbey
- Ipswich
- Waiting
- Grazing
- Senor
- Curry
- Tomb
- Gunman
- Somerset
- Winchester
- Canon
- Virgin
- Gloucestershire
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CHANTRY, noun. An endowment for the maintenance of a priest to sing a daily mass for the souls of specified people
CHANTRY, noun. A chapel set up for this purpose
Dictionary definition
CHANTRY, noun. An endowment for the singing of Masses.
CHANTRY, noun. A chapel endowed for singing Masses for the soul of the donor.
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