A Roman Catholic; an advocate of papal supremacy.

A member or adherent of the Roman Catholic Church; a Roman Catholic. Frequently depreciative.

A member or adherent of the Roman Catholic Church; a Roman Catholic.

= Roman Catholic, n.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Roman Catholics or the Roman Catholic Church; = papist, adj. Also as n.: †a Roman Catholic (obsolete).

A Roman Catholic.

A Roman Catholic; spec. a Roman Catholic priest.

With plural agreement. Usually with the: Roman Catholics as a class. Obsolete.

a Roman Catholic.

An adherent, follower, or subordinate of the Pope; a Roman Catholic, esp. one who is a priest. Now rare.

spec. A member of the Roman Catholic Church. English Catholic = English Roman Catholic.

= Roman Catholic, n.

A Roman Catholic.

a Roman Catholic.

Perhaps: the Pope's dominion.

A member or adherent of the Roman Catholic Church; = catholic, n. 1b. Also (occasionally) in extended use.

= catholic, n., used as a term of reproach.

= catholic, n.

A Roman Catholic; an advocate of papal supremacy; = papist, n. 1.

derogatory. A Roman Catholic; (occasionally) the Roman Catholic Church. Obsolete.

derogatory. = papist, n. rare.

A Roman Catholic.

A member of the papal party or church; an adherent or supporter of the Pope; a Roman Catholic. Also as adj.

A Roman Catholic. Cf. Romulean, adj.

An advocate or adherent of the Roman Catholic Church; = papist, n. adj.

A member of the Western (Christian) Church.

A Roman Catholic.

A Roman Catholic. Obsolete.

a Roman Catholic (cf. sense 1b).

Roman Catholic.

A member of a church in which unleavened bread is consecrated at the Eucharist. Cf. Prozymite, n.

An adherent or supporter of the Pope or the papacy, esp. an advocate of papal supremacy. Also: a member of the papal party (now historical).

one who beats his breast (at confession); applied derisively to Roman Catholic devotees.

An adherent or partisan of catholicism.

A Roman Catholic; = papist, n. 1.

A supporter of the Pope or the papacy; a Roman Catholic. Now historical.

A Roman Catholic. Cf. Romanist, n. 1. rare.

A Roman Catholic, esp. an Irish Roman Catholic.

slang (usually derogatory). Chiefly with capital initial. Originally U.S. A Roman Catholic; = Mick, n.1 2.

English regional (chiefly northern) and U.S. regional (chiefly north Midland and western). derogatory. A Roman Catholic; (also) an Irish person.

= mackerel-snapper n.

(Chiefly in plural.) A member or adherent of the Latin or Western Church; now rare or obsolete exc. Historical with reference to subjects of the…

A favourer or adherent of Roman Catholic doctrine or practice; a Roman Catholic.

British slang (frequently derogatory). A Roman Catholic.

Originally and chiefly Australian. A Roman Catholic.

= Mickey Doolan, n.

= Mickey Doolan, n.

slang (chiefly depreciative). A Roman Catholic; (also occasionally) a Protestant. Cf. right-footer, n. 3.

A Roman Catholic; = papist, n. Also as adj.: Roman Catholic.

slang (chiefly depreciative, sometimes considered offensive). A Protestant; (also occasionally) a Roman Catholic. Now somewhat rare.

A Roman Catholic; an Irish Catholic.

A Roman Catholic. Australian and New Zealand slang.

A Protestant nickname for a Roman Catholic; esp. a supporter of Celtic football club.

a Roman Catholic (alluding to the Catholic tradition of eating fish on Fridays).

Usually in form Taig. In Northern Ireland, a Protestant term of contempt for a Roman Catholic.

A Catholic; esp. an Irish Catholic. Cf. Mick Dooley, n., Mickey Doo, n.