Eucharist
noun
Eu·cha·rist ˈyü-k(ə-)rəst 
1
: communion sense 2a
2
Christian Science : spiritual communion with God
eucharistic
ˌyü-kə-ˈri-stik
adjective often capitalized 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English eukarist, from Anglo-French eukariste, from Late Latin eucharistia, from Greek, Eucharist, gratitude, from eucharistos grateful, from eu- + charizesthai to show favor, from charis favor, grace, gratitude; akin to Greek chairein to rejoice — more at yearn
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Phrases Containing Eucharist
- cambridge blue
- Cambridge Platonist
- cambridge red
- cambridges
- Cambridgeshire
- cambridgeshire and isle of ely
- cambril
- Cambyses II
- camcorder
- camcorders
- Camden
- camdens
- came
- came (to)
- came a cropper
- came about
- came across
- came across (as)
- came across as
- came after
- came again
- came along
- came along for the ride
- came around
- came at