Associations to the word «Surplice»
Noun
- Stole
- Gown
- Cope
- Eucharist
- Parson
- Communion
- Clergy
- Curate
- Choir
- Puritan
- Crucifix
- Clergyman
- Epsom
- Pulpit
- Altar
- Liturgy
- Scarf
- Girdle
- Anglican
- Tunic
- Wear
- Chaplain
- Preaching
- Lutheran
- Garment
- Baptism
- Sleeve
- Wig
- Robe
- Priest
- Wearing
- Deacon
- Chancel
- Crowley
- Prayer
- Vicar
- Hood
- Canon
- Clerk
- Kneeling
- Lace
- Sermon
- Dress
- Sacrament
- Procession
- Candle
- Presbyterian
- Rector
- Liar
- Chapel
- Reformation
- Geneva
- Mantle
- Funeral
- Squire
- Protestant
- Sire
- Bishop
- Ceremony
- Derby
- Fitting
- Church
- Rite
- Veil
- Cap
- Orlando
- Habit
- Celebration
- Server
- Organ
- Parish
- Cloak
- Episcopal
- Worship
- Knee
Adjective
Wiktionary
SURPLICE, noun. A liturgical vestment of the Christian Church. It has the form of a tunic of white linen or cotton material, with wide or moderately wide sleeves, reaching to the hips or knees. It usually features lace decoration and may have embroidered bordures.
Dictionary definition
SURPLICE, noun. A loose-fitting white ecclesiastical vestment with wide sleeves.
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