reform bishop
noun
A bishop promoting reform, especially with reference to Tridentine reform (in later use chiefly historical ).
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Bramhall (d. 1663), Church of Ireland archbishop of Armagh.
- dirk
- Dirksen, Everett M.
- dirndl
- dirndl skirt
- dirt
- dirtbag
- dirt bike
- dirtboard
- Thembu
- theme
- the meat (or filling) in the sandwich
- the Mendips
- the Menorah
- theme park
- the Met
- the Metaphysicals
- the Met Office
- the Midas touch
- the middle of nowhere
- the Middle Way
- the Midlands
- the mile-high club
- the minute (or the minute that)
- Themis
- Themistocles