Clergy

Definition:

(n.) The body of men set apart, by due ordination, to the service of God, in the Christian church, in distinction from the laity; in England, usually restricted to the ministers of the Established Church.
(n.) Learning; also, a learned profession.
(n.) The privilege or benefit of clergy.

Compare clergy with other words:

cledgy vs. clergy

clergy vs. mozzetta

clergy vs. nonjuring

clergy vs. spiritualty

clergy vs. monkery

clergy vs. officiant

clergy vs. monasticism

blackcoat vs. clergy

clergy vs. disfrock

clergy vs. diaconal

clergy vs. unfrock

amice vs. clergy

clergy vs. sedilia

clergy vs. clericalism

biretta vs. clergy

clergy vs. presbytery

clergy vs. laic

clergy vs. despondent

chasuble vs. clergy

clergy vs. temporalities

clergy vs. defrock

cassock vs. clergy

clergy vs. priesthood

clergy vs. sacristy

clergy vs. reverend

clergy vs. lecturer

clergy vs. spirituality

clergy vs. nonage

chaplain vs. clergy

clergy vs. vestment

clergy vs. sheik

clergy vs. reverence

clergy vs. clerisy

clergy vs. vicar

clergy vs. layman

clergy vs. laity

clergy vs. vestry

clergy vs. recession

clergy vs. cloth

chancel vs. clergy

clergy vs. clerk

clergy vs. cleric

clergy vs. clerical

clergy vs. clergyman

clergy vs. religious

clergy vs. priest

clergy vs. rabbi

clergy vs. minister

clergy vs. quotidian