wor·ship 
(wûrshĭp)
(wûrshĭp)n.
1.
a. The reverent love and devotion accorded a deity, an idol, or a sacred object.
b. The ceremonies, prayers, or other religious forms by which this love is expressed: a chapel where worship is held daily.
2. Ardent admiration or love; adoration: the worship of celebrities.
3. often Worship Chiefly British Used as a form of address for magistrates, mayors, and certain other dignitaries: Your Worship.
v. wor·shiped, wor·ship·ing, wor·ships or wor·shipped or wor·ship·ping
v.tr.
1. To honor and love as a deity.
2. To regard with ardent or adoring esteem or devotion. See Synonyms at revere1.
v.intr.
To participate in religious rites of worship.
[Middle English worshipe, worthiness, honor, from Old English weorthscipe : weorth, worth; see WORTH1 + -scipe, -ship.]
worship·er, worship·per n.
- foregoer
- foregoing
- foregone
- foregone conclusion
- foreground
- foregut
- forehand
- forehanded
- forehandedly
- forehandedness
- forehead
- foreign
- foreign affairs
- foreign aid
- foreign-born
- foreign correspondent
- foreigner
- foreign exchange
- foreignism
- foreign legion
- foreign minister
- foreign mission
- foreignness
- foreign office
- foreign policy