oblationary
noun
ob·la·tion·ary
-shəˌnerē,
-ri
plural -es
: an ecclesiastic who receives the oblations offered in the celebration of the Eucharist
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin oblationarius, from Late Latin oblation-, oblatio oblation + Latin -arius -ary
- placeboes
- placebos
- placed
- placed on a pedestal
- placed on probation
- placed someone on a pedestal
- placed under restraint
- placeholder
- placeholders
- placekick
- placekicked
- placekicker
- placekickers
- placekicking
- placekicks
- placeless
- placelessly
- placelessness
- placemaking
- placeman
- placemen
- placement
- placement test
- placement tests
- placements