vicar-choral
vicar-choral noun: an assistant, whether cleric or lay, at an English cathedral, especially in connection with the music.
Noun
vicar-choral (plural vicars-choral)
Forms of vicar-choral
| plural | vicars-choral |
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Words that rhyme with vicar-choral
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- choral
- circhoral
- circumoral
- corollifloral
- discifloral
- endaural
- endoral
- exosporal
- extrafloral
- extraoral
- fecal-oral
- goral
- horal
- hyperoral
- infraoral
- juxtaoral
- labiatifloral
- loral
- mayoral
- microfloral
- naso-oral
- nasoral
- nonoral
- paroral
- perioral
- peroral
- pharyngo-oral
- poral
- post-oral
- postoral
- pre-oral
- restoral
- roral
- soral
- sporal
- suboral
- supraoral
- thalamifloral
- thesaural
- transoral
- trinaural
Questions about vicar-choral
- What does vicar-choral mean?
- Vicar-choral means an assistant, whether cleric or lay, at an English cathedral, especially in connection with the music.
- What part of speech is vicar-choral?
- Vicar-choral is a noun.
- What is the plural of vicar-choral?
- The plural of vicar-choral is vicars-choral.
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