tunicle
noun
tu·ni·cle ˈtü-ni-kəl 
ˈtyü-
: a short vestment worn by a subdeacon over the alb during mass and by a bishop under the dalmatic at pontifical ceremonies
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Anglo-French tonicle, Latin tunicula, diminutive of tunica
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
- Ametabola
- Ametabolia
- ametabolian
- ametabolic
- ametabolism
- ametabolous
- amethopterins
- amethyst
- amethyster
- amethystest
- amethystine
- give credence to
- give down
- give every appearance of
- give evidence
- give expression to
- give full vent to
- give ground
- give gyp
- give hell
- give him a thick ear
- give him shit
- give holy hell
- give in
- give in (to)