confirmand
noun
con·fir·mand ˌkän-fər-ˈmand 
: a candidate for religious confirmation
Word History
Etymology
Latin confirmandus, gerundive of confirmare
First Known Use
1884, in the meaning defined above
- turned against
- turned around
- turned away
- turned back
- turned color
- turned down
- turned in
- turned loose
- turned off
- turned on
- turned one's back on
- turned one's hand
- turned one's stomach
- turned out
- turned over
- turned over to
- turned round
- turned shoe
- turned tail
- turned the spotlight on
- turned to
- turned trump
- turned turtle
- turned up
- turned up the heat on