Vicars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VICARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VICAR, a church official
• (in the Church of England) an incumbent of a parish where tithes formerly passed to a chapter or religious house or layperson.
• (in other Anglican Churches) a member of the clergy deputizing for another.
• (in the Roman Catholic Church) a representative or deputy of a bishop.
• (in the US Episcopal Church) a member of the clergy in charge of a chapel.
• a cleric or choir member appointed to sing certain parts of a cathedral service.

Words related to VICARS

vicar10

Words that contain VICARS

subvicars16 vicarship19 vicarships20

How to use VICARS in a sentence

• Close to the Russian entrenchments was an advanced post of the British forces, commanded by Captain Hedley Vicars.
• The first to discover the presence of the enemy was Hedley Vicars.
• Hedley Vicars was a true soldier and earnest Christian.
• There is no support of the claim of the Roman Church to supremacy, and no reference to the claim of the Popes to be the Vicars of Christ.
• They obeyed the mandates of apostolic vicars when they should have considered military necessities.
• Vicars and I were in the habit, since the hot weather began, of making ices every afternoon, and had become, from long practice, quite proficient at the work.
• The vicar gets discouraged at times, but not so much as most vicars would, because he more or less agrees with me in not thinking church-going a test of Christianity.
• The vicars of Corbridge must have been often thankful for such a refuge at hand, where they could bid defiance to marauding bands, whether of Scottish or English nationality.
• Such secular vicars of Bray were not likely to suffer whatever king or government came uppermost.
• Samuel Taylor Coleridge was a native of Ottery and the son of one of its vicars.
• Unwin, but also those of two successive vicars, Mr.
• One day one of the parish vicars undertook to instruct me on this point.
• The governor should know that it was beyond the power of secular judges to appoint ecclesiastical vicars and to confer spiritual jurisdiction.
• I fear that in truth very many of them have been in too serious a sense His vicars, for a vicar represents a prince who is absent.
• In one of these the pious and heroic Captain Vicars fell.
• There have been many good stories told concerning this king of vicars.
• The arrangement by which the vicars served the church each in turn continued in force until 1876.
• VICARS OF CHRISTCHURCH By the council of Arles 1261, religious orders that held parish churches were bound to supply vicars to officiate.
• Paul’s after vespers by the canons and vicars of the cathedral.
• The Vicars in the diocese of Poitiers and the Inquisitor of the Faith had forbidden him to preach.
• In 1475 the college was moved from Castle Street to its present site, so that the vicars should be able more comfortably to attend the night services.
• He also made various gifts to the cathedral, the chapter, and the college of vicars choral.
• The south side of the cathedral is not easily examined by the public, being shut within the walls of a garden between the Bishop’s and the Vicars’ Cloisters.
• The Polentani appear first in the story of Ravenna in or about the year 1167, when we find them acting as vicars for the archbishops.

Similar words containing VICAR without suffix s

vicar10 vicary14 vicarly15 subvicar15 vicarage14 vicarate13 vicaress13 vicarial13 vicaries13 subvicars16 vicarages15 vicarates14 vicariant14 vicariate14 vicarious14 vicarship19 vicarlier14 vicaresses15 vicariance17 vicariants15 vicariates15 vicarships20 vicarliest15 vicariances18 vicariously19 vicariousness18 vicariousnesses20

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