Associations to the word «Prebendary»
Noun
- Archdeacon
- Rector
- Chichester
- Salisbury
- Cathedral
- Hereford
- Vicar
- Canon
- Chaplain
- Ely
- Exeter
- Stall
- Westminster
- Rectory
- Tithe
- Winchester
- Windsor
- Dean
- Canterbury
- Lincoln
- Durham
- Provost
- Wells
- Worcester
- Kildare
- Leighton
- Lancelot
- Wolverhampton
- Treasurer
- Gloucester
- Dignitary
- Chancellor
- Diocese
- Peterborough
- Reverend
- Taunton
- Norwich
- Bishopric
- Archbishop
- Divinity
- Dublin
- Shropshire
- Bishop
- Nottinghamshire
- Chapel
- Abbey
- St
- Clergy
- Hertfordshire
- Wiltshire
- Living
- Pulpit
- Carlisle
- Chester
- Appointment
- Reformation
- Paul
- Preacher
- Wilt
- Franciscan
- Warden
- Somerset
- Rochester
- Bristol
- Talbot
- Hastings
- Priest
- Parish
- Patrick
- Cambridge
- Church
- Rev
- Treasury
- Chapter
- Lecturer
- Rent
- Castle
- Yorkshire
- Glasgow
- Majesty
- Christ
- Mary
- Abbot
- Thomas
Adverb
Wiktionary
PREBENDARY, noun. An honorary canon of a cathedral or collegiate church.
PREBENDARY, adjective. Pertaining to the office or person of a prebendary; prebendal.
PREBENDARY, adjective. Of or relating to official positions that are profitable for the incumbent, to the allocation of such positions, or to a system in which such allocation is prevalent.
Dictionary definition
PREBENDARY, noun. A canon who receives a prebend for serving the church.
Wise words
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