procession /prō-seshˈən or prə-/

1. The act of proceeding
2. A file or train of people, vehicles, boats, etc moving forward together by way of ceremony, display, demonstration, etc
3. The movement of such a train
4. A litany sung in procession (Christianity)

To go in procession

1. To go through or around in procession
2. To celebrate by a procession

process /prō-sesˈ/ intransitive verb

(back-formation) to go in procession

processˈional adjective noun (Christianity)

1. A book of litanies, hymns, etc for processions
2. A hymn sung in procession

processˈionalist noun

processˈionary adjective

processˈioner noun (US)

A county officer who determines boundaries

processˈioning noun

1. Going in procession
2. Perambulation of boundaries (US)

processionary moth noun

A European moth (Thaumetopoea processionea) whose caterpillars go out seeking food in great processions

Procession of the Holy Ghost (theology)

The emanation of the Holy Spirit from the Father (single procession), or from the Father and Son (double procession)

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