Collegiant
noun
Col·le·gi·ant
-jēənt,
-jə̇nt
plural -s
: a member of an Arminian sect started in 1619 by Jan, Adrian, and Gilbert van der Kodde and forming congregations in Holland
Word History
Etymology
Dutch, from New Latin collegium congregation (from Latin, society) + Dutch -ant (from Latin -ant-, ans -ant
- come-to-jesus moments
- come/crawl out of the woodwork
- come/fall apart at the seams
- come/follow close/hard/hot on something's heels
- come/follow close/hard/hot on the heels of (something)
- come/get to the point
- come/go crawling to
- come/go on the air
- come/go to the rescue of
- come/jump to someone's defense
- come/pop into one's head
- come/spring/leap to mind
- come/turn up trumps
- comeback
- comebacker
- comebackers
- comebacks
- Comechingón
- COMECON
- Comecrudo
- comecrudos
- comed
- comeddle
- comedia
- comedial