parson-and-clerk
(also parsons-and-clerks)
noun
1 British regional (a children's name for) the flaming marks and spots made on paper as it burns, especially the last spark ( obsolete ).
2Wild arum, Arum maculatum.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Horace Walpole (1717–1797), author, politician, and patron of the arts.
- orange skin
- orange skin food
- orange-skin surface
- orange squash
- orange stick
- orange-strainer
- orange sunshine
- orange-tawny
- orange thorn
- orange tip
- orange tree
- orange upperwing
- Orange, William of
- orangey
- orange-yellow
- Orang Hulu
- orangish
- Orangist
- orangite
- Orang Laut
- Orang Ulu
- orangutan
- orangutang
- Oranian
- Oranjestad