parish /parˈish/

1. A district having its own church, and its own minister or priest of the Established Church
2. A district assigned by a church to a minister or priest
3. A division of a county for administrative and local government purposes (not now in Scotland)
4. (in Louisiana) a county
5. The people of a parish
6. A congregation or a denomination (US)

1. Belonging or relating to a parish
2. Employed or supported by the parish
3. For the use of the parish

parˈishen noun see parochin

parishioner /pə-rishˈə-nər/ noun

1. A person who belongs to or is connected with a parish
2. A member of a parish church

parish church noun

The church of the establishment for a parish

parish clerk noun

1. The clerk or recording officer of a parish
2. The person who leads the responses in the service of the Church of England

parish council noun

A body elected to manage the affairs of a parish

parish councillor noun

parish minister or parish priest noun

The minister or priest who has charge of a parish

parish pump noun

1. The symbol of petty local interests
2. Parochialism

parˈish-pumpˈ adjective

parish register noun

A book in which the baptisms, marriages, and burials in a parish are recorded

parish top noun

A spinning-top formerly kept for the amusement of the parish

on the parish (historical)

In receipt of poor relief, ie food, shelter, etc provided by the parish

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