consecrateen.
/ˌkɒnsɪkreɪˈtiː/ One to whom something is consecrated.
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1884 P. Schaff et al. Relig. Encycl. III. 2170 The consecrators hold the property in usufruct; the consecratee is God.
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n.1884- make one's gree to or with
- make one's hair curl
- make one's hand
- make one's hands
- make one's jack
- make one's last stand
- make one's living
- make one's lucky
- make one's manners
- make one's mansion
- make one's marble good
- make one's marbles good
- make one's mark
- make one's market
- make one's market of
- make one's mart
- make one's maundy
- make one's meal of
- make one's meal on
- make one's meal upon
- make one's mean
- make one's merchandise
- make one's mind up
- make one's moan
- make one's muster