Associations to the word «Parson»
Noun
- Ishmael
- Squire
- Chaucer
- Parishioner
- Tithe
- Schoolmaster
- Terrier
- Pulpit
- Sermon
- Curate
- Sexton
- Parsons
- Vicar
- Clergyman
- Pew
- Chameleon
- Rectory
- Deacon
- Chichester
- Nathaniel
- Reverend
- Clerk
- Downs
- Wig
- Chaplain
- Naturalist
- Rector
- Kennel
- Knoxville
- Solemnity
- Clergy
- Whig
- Churchman
- Preaching
- Wilbur
- Angus
- Parish
- Lass
- Fielding
- Undertaker
- Bender
- Twa
- Prologue
- Bridegroom
- Lenny
- Churchyard
- Sophia
- Swearing
- Burr
- Preacher
- Manners
- Methodist
- Tis
- Gown
- Adams
- Chap
- Amen
- Ladyship
- Landlord
- Archdeacon
- Wordsworth
- Cleric
- Priest
- Scruple
- Shilling
- Canterbury
- Tess
- Reverence
- Git
- Wanda
- Fanny
- Bailiff
- Ay
- Hawker
- Feller
- Governess
- Shelton
- Hooper
- Turbine
- Russell
- Knoll
- Flock
- Gentleman
Wiktionary
PARSON, noun. An Anglican cleric having full legal control of a parish under ecclesiastical law; a rector.
PARSON, noun. A Protestant minister.
PARSON BIRD, noun. The tui
PARSON RUSSELL, noun. One of a breed of small white terriers, related to the Jack Russell but having a smaller range of sizes.
Dictionary definition
PARSON, noun. A person authorized to conduct religious worship; "clergymen are usually called ministers in Protestant churches".
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