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Definition of shop
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Shop () imp. of
Shape.
Shaped.
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Bishoped
::
Bishoped
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bisho.
Dealer
::
Dealer
(n.) One who
deals;
one who has to do, or has
concern,
with
others;
esp., a
trader,
a
trafficker,
a
shopkeeper,
a
broker,
or a
merchant;
as, a
dealer
in dry
goods;
a
dealer
in
stocks;
a
retail
dealer..
Town
::
Town (adv. &
prep.)
Any
number
or
collection
of
houses
to which
belongs
a
regular
market,
and which is not a city or the see of a
bishop..
Shopmaid
::
Shopmaid
(n.) A
shopgirl.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A large or long
building
divided
into
separate
houses
or
shops,
or a
number
of
houses
or shops built in
contact
with each other so as to form one
building;
a row of
houses
or
shops..
Bishoply
::
Bishoply
(a.)
Bishoplike;
episcopal.
Dummy
::
Dummy (n.) An
imitation
or copy of
something,
to be used as a
substitute;
a
model;
a lay
figure;
as, a
figure
on which
clothing
is
exhibited
in shop
windows;
a blank paper copy used to show the size of the
future
book, etc..
College
::
College
(n.) A
collection,
body, or
society
of
persons
engaged
in
common
pursuits,
or
having
common
duties
and
interests,
and
sometimes,
by
charter,
peculiar
rights
and
privileges;
as, a
college
of
heralds;
a
college
of
electors;
a
college
of
bishops..
Touter
::
Touter
(n.) One who seeks
customers,
as for an inn, a
public
conveyance,
shops,
and the like:
hence,
an
obtrusive
candidate
for
office..
Enthronization
::
Enthronization
(n.) The act of
enthroning;
hence,
the
admission
of a
bishop
to his stall or
throne
in his
cathedral..
Shoppy
::
Shoppy
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
shops,
or one's own shop or
business;
as,
shoppy
talk..
Shopwoman
::
Shopwoman
(n.) A woman
employed
in a shop.
Abbot
::
Abbot (n.) One of a class of
bishops
whose sees were
formerly
abbeys.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) One who has
immediate
jurisdiction
in
matters
ecclesiastical;
an
ecclesiastical
judge;
also, a
deputy
of the
bishop,
or a
clergyman
appointed
to
perform
divine
service
for
condemned
criminals
and
assist
in
preparing
them for
death..
Primacy
::
Primacy
(a.) The
office,
rank, or
character
of a
primate;
the chief
ecclesiastical
station
or
dignity
in a
national
church;
the
office
or
dignity
of an
archbishop;
as, the
primacy
of
England..
Stoled
::
Stole (n.) A
narrow
band of silk or
stuff,
sometimes
enriched
with
embroidery
and
jewels,
worn on the left
shoulder
of
deacons,
and
across
both
shoulders
of
bishops
and
priests,
pendent
on each side
nearly
to the
ground.
At Mass, it is worn
crossed
on the
breast
by
priests.
It is used in
various
sacred
functions..
Printshop
::
Printshop
(n.) A shop where
prints
are sold.
Saddlery
::
Saddlery
(n.) The
materials
for
making
saddles
and
harnesses;
the
articles
usually
offered
for sale in a
saddler's
shop.
Archierey
::
Archierey
(n.) The
higher
order of
clergy
in
Russia,
including
metropolitans,
archbishops,
and
bishops..
Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The first
ceremony
used for
devoting
a
person
to the
service
of God and the
church;
the first
degree
of the
clericate,
given by a
bishop,
abbot,
or
cardinal
priest,
consisting
in
cutting
off the hair from a
circular
space at the back of the head, with
prayers
and
benedictions;
hence,
entrance
or
admission
into minor
orders..
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