responsory
noun
re·spon·so·ry ri-ˈspän(t)s-(ə-)rē 
plural responsories
: a set of versicles and responses sung or said after or during a lection
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Medieval Latin responsorium, from Latin respondēre
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- keeping going
- keeping in
- keeping off
- keeping on
- keeping one's eyes open
- keeping one's eyes open (for)
- keeping one's eyes open for
- keeping out
- keeping posted
- keeping room
- keeping someone posted
- keeping to
- keeping up
- keeping up (with)
- keeping up with
- keepings
- keepnets
- keeps
- keeps (back)
- keeps (from)
- keeps (on)
- keeps (someone) posted
- keeps (to)
- keeps a few tricks up his sleeve
- keeps after