cler·gy 
(klûrjē)
(klûrjē)n. pl. cler·gies
The body of people ordained or recognized by a religious community as ritual or spiritual leaders. See Usage Note at collective noun.
[Middle English clergie, from Old French (from Vulgar Latin *clercīa, from Late Latin clēricus; see CLERK) and from Old French clergié, body of clerks (from Vulgar Latin *clercātus, from Late Latin clēricātus, from clēricus, clerk, cleric).]
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- spongiform
- spongiform encephalopathy
- spongin
- sponginess
- spongioblast
- spongiocyte
- spongocoel
- spongy
- spongy mesophyll
- sponson
- sponsor
- sponsorial
- sponsorship
- spontaneity
- spontaneous
- spontaneous abortion
- spontaneous combustion
- spontaneous generation
- spontaneously
- spontaneousness
- spontoon
- spoof
- spook