Associations to the word «Minster»
Noun
- Beverley
- Dorset
- Organist
- Transept
- Abbess
- Winchester
- Freiburg
- Cathedral
- Essen
- Ely
- Liber
- Wessex
- Abbey
- Poole
- Nave
- Nottinghamshire
- Oxfordshire
- Upton
- Priory
- Croydon
- Doncaster
- Bonn
- Choir
- Wilfrid
- Domesday
- Saxon
- Benedictine
- Spire
- Ky
- Canterbury
- Archdeacon
- Leeds
- Yorkshire
- Stowe
- Canon
- Provost
- Regis
- Hilary
- Westminster
- Archbishop
- Grimsby
- Peterborough
- Chime
- Md
- Basel
- Bede
- Lincolnshire
- Anglo
- Confessor
- Salisbury
- Crypt
- Vita
- Rebuilding
- Consecration
- Woodstock
- York
- Parish
- Durham
- Cheltenham
- Kent
- Halifax
- Oswald
- Bower
- Christchurch
- Steeple
- Monastery
- Bern
- Augustine
- Charter
- Mildred
- Gloucester
- Rector
- Relic
- Taunton
- Abbot
- Sunderland
- Eucharist
- West
- Aisle
- Cologne
- Wilton
- Dean
- Chancel
- Church
- Precinct
- Chapel
Wiktionary
MINSTER, noun. A monastic church
MINSTER, noun. A title adopted by a church with no monastic history for reasons of pretentiousness.
MINSTER HOUSE, noun. The official house in which the canons of a cathedral live in common or in rotation.
Dictionary definition
MINSTER, noun. Any of certain cathedrals and large churches; originally connected to a monastery.
Wise words
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