vicar's
Belonging to minister
Vicar's is the possessive form of vicar, a member of the clergy.
It indicates something belonging to or associated with a vicar: the vicar's sermon, the vicar's wife, the vicar's garden.
In British contexts especially, vicar's appears in references to Anglican parish life.
Clergyman's provided dwelling
- rectoryClergy dwelling near church
- vestryChurch robing chamber
- sermonClergy's worship address
- parishLocal church community
pulpit · cassock · surplice · benefice · glebe · curate · stipend · congregation
Literary family name
- BrontëLiterary sisters' surname
- CranfordGaskell's fictional town
- ecclesiasticalRelating to church matters
- English countrysideRural areas of Britain
Eliot · Chaucer · village · pastoral · Dickens · Middlemarch · provincial · genteel
Cultivated plant area
- studyDeliberate learning effort
- parlorFormal room for visitors
- drawing roomFormal reception space
- housekeeperDomestic cleaning professional
sitting room · tea · grounds · hedge · cottage · lawn · fireplace · library
parsonage
Clergyman's provided dwelling
parish · pulpit · cassock · surplice · benefice · glebe · curate · stipend · congregation · tithe
Austen
Literary family name
- BrontëLiterary sisters' surname
- CranfordGaskell's fictional town
- ecclesiasticalRelating to church matters
Eliot · Chaucer · English countryside · village · pastoral · Dickens · Middlemarch · provincial · genteel · Victorian
garden
Cultivated plant area
- studyDeliberate learning effort
- parlorFormal room for visitors
- drawing roomFormal reception space
housekeeper · sitting room · tea · grounds · hedge · cottage · lawn · fireplace · library · parish house
vicar'sbishop's
Of a high clergyman
archbishop's · pope's · cardinal's · rector's · parson's
vicar'smayor's
Belonging to town leader
magistrate's · squire's · councillor's · headmaster's · shopkeeper's
vicar'slayman's
Non-specialist's simplified perspective
worshipper's · civilian's · secular · worldly · temporal
- vicarious embarrassmentDiscomfort from others' awkwardness
- vicarious traumaDistress from exposure to others' suffering
- Vicar of ChristPope's official designation
- more tea, vicarStock phrase of propriety
vicar, vicars, vicarage, vicarages, vicarious, vicariously, vicariousness