chapel /chapˈəl/

1. A place of Christian worship inferior or subordinate to a regular church, or attached to a house or institution
2. An oratory in a mausoleum, etc
3. A cell of a church containing its own altar
4. A dissenters' place of worship, as of Nonconformists in England, Roman Catholics or Episcopalians in Scotland, etc
5. A chapel service
6. A body of musicians, such as a choir, an orchestra, or both, whether connected with a chapel or not
7. A newspaper or printing office, or an association or trade union of printing workers or journalists

Nonconformist

chapˈelry noun

The jurisdiction of a chapel

chapel cart see under cart

chapel master noun

(Ger Kapellmeister) a director of music

chapel royal noun

The oratory of a royal palace

chapel of ease

A chapel for worshippers living at some distance from the parish church

father or mother of the chapel

The president of a printing office or chairperson of a printers' or journalists' association or trade union branch

lady chapel see under lady

proprietary chapel

A chapel that is private property

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