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Definition of ceremonies
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Ceremonies
(pl. ) of
Ceremon.
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Clarigate
::
Clarigate
(v. i.) To
declare
war with
certain
ceremonies.
Initiatory
::
Initiatory
(a.)
Tending
or
serving
to
initiate;
introducing
by
instruction,
or by the use and
application
of
symbols
or
ceremonies;
elementary;
rudimentary..
Designator
::
Designator
(n.) An
officer
who
assigned
to each his rank and place in
public
shows and
ceremonies.
Uniformity
::
Uniformity
(n.)
Conformity
to a
pattern
or rule;
resemblance,
consonance,
or
agreement;
as, the
uniformity
of
different
churches
in
ceremonies
or
rites..
Dispersion
::
Dispersion
(n.) The act or
process
of
scattering
or
dispersing,
or the state of being
scattered
or
separated;
as, the Jews in their
dispersion
retained
their rites and
ceremonies;
a great
dispersion
of the human
family
took place at the
building
of
Babel..
Funeral
::
Funeral
(n.) Per.
taining
to a
funeral;
used at the
interment
of the dead; as,
funeral
rites,
honors,
or
ceremonies..
Ceremonially
::
Ceremonially
(adv.)
According
to rites and
ceremonies;
as, a
person
ceremonially
unclean..
Seneschal
::
Seneschal
(n.) An
officer
in the
houses
of
princes
and
dignitaries,
in the
Middle
Ages, who had the
superintendence
of
feasts
and
domestic
ceremonies;
a
steward.
Sometimes
the
seneschal
had the
dispensing
of
justice,
and was given high
military
commands..
Heraldry
::
Heraldry
(n.) The art or
office
of a
herald;
the art,
practice,
or
science
of
recording
genealogies,
and
blazoning
arms or
ensigns
armorial;
also, of
marshaling
cavalcades,
processions,
and
public
ceremonies..
Solemnize
::
Solemnize
(v. t.) To
perform
with
solemn
or
ritual
ceremonies,
or
according
to legal
forms..
Papistry
::
Papistry
(n.) The
doctrine
and
ceremonies
of the
Church
of Rome;
popery.
Exorcise
::
Exorcise
(v. t.) To cast out, as a
devil,
evil
spirits,
etc., by
conjuration
or
summoning
by a holy name, or by
certain
ceremonies;
to expel (a
demon)
or to
conjure
(a
demon)
to
depart
out of a
person
possessed
by one..
Encenia
::
Encenia
(n. pl.) A
festival
commemorative
of the
founding
of a city or the
consecration
of a
church;
also, the
ceremonies
(as at
Oxford
and
Cambridge,
England)
commemorative
of
founders
or
benefactors..
Mystery
::
Mystery
(a.) A kind of
secret
religious
celebration,
to which none were
admitted
except
those who had been
initiated
by
certain
preparatory
ceremonies;
--
usually
plural;
as, the
Eleusinian
mysteries..
Inauguration
::
Inauguration
(n.) The act of
inuagurating,
or
inducting
into
office
with
solemnity;
investiture
by
appropriate
ceremonies..
Henna
::
Henna (n.) A
thorny
tree or shrub of the genus
Lawsonia
(L.
alba).
The
fragrant
white
blossoms
are used by the
Buddhists
in
religious
ceremonies.
The
powdered
leaves
furnish
a red
coloring
matter
used in the East to stain the hails and
fingers,
the manes of
horses,
etc..
Ceremonies
::
Ceremonies
(pl. ) of
Ceremon.
Serge
::
Serge (n.) A large wax
candle
used in the
ceremonies
of
various
churches.
Orgies
::
Orgies
(n. pl.) A
sacrifice
accompanied
by
certain
ceremonies
in honor of some pagan
deity;
especially,
the
ceremonies
observed
by the
Greeks
and
Romans
in the
worship
of
Dionysus,
or
Bacchus,
which were
characterized
by wild and
dissolute
revelry..
Exequy
::
Exequy
(n.) A
funeral
rite
(usually
in the
plural);
the
ceremonies
of
burial;
obsequies;
funeral
procession.
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