mass-priest
/ˈmasˌpriːst/noun
A priest, especially as celebrant of the Mass..
- In Old English applied to priests of the Christian and Jewish traditions. Since the Reformation used chiefly with specific (and often contemptuous) reference to Roman Catholic priests..
Origin
Old English; earliest use found in Will of Aeðelnoð & Gaenburg. From mass + priest.
- turn of mind
- turn of phrase
- turn of speed
- turn on
- turn one's back on
- turn one's hand to
- turn one's hand to something
- turn one's head
- turn one's nose up at
- turn on one's heel
- turn on the charm
- turn (or go) pink
- turn (or put) back the clock
- turn (or tighten) the screw (or screws)
- turn out
- turnout
- turn over
- turnover
- turn over a new leaf
- turnpike
- turnpike road
- turnround
- turn round and do (or say) something
- turn signal
- turnsole