Curate and Vicar

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Curate noun - A person authorized to conduct religious worship.

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Vicar is a synonym for curate. In some cases you can use "Vicar" instead a noun "Curate". popular alternative

Nearby Words: curator, curacy, curatorial

Vicar noun - A Roman Catholic priest who acts for another higher-ranking clergyman.

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Curate is a synonym for vicar in minister topic. You can use "Curate" instead a noun "Vicar". popular alternative

Nearby Words: vicarial, vicarage

She keeps all of the food in their house locked up, eating most of it herself and only giving the vicar and curate, who unfortunately live with her, a measly sample every day.

Source: Kick The Dog / Literature
The Church Mice at Bay sees the vicar go on holiday at which point he's replaced by a curate who fits the "Trendy Vicar" mould, right down to having hippies redecorate the vestry with rock'n'roll angels.

Source: The Vicar
She was first introduced when the vicar, Mr.Snelling, mentions that she threw the curate, Mr.Babbercorn, down the stairs, and indicates that this has happened more than once.

Source: Kick The Dog / Literature

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