Similar words: parish, fashion designer, general partnership, cushion, fashion, fashioned, refashion, old-fashioned. Meaning: [pə'rɪʃənə(r)] 
n. a member of a parish.
n. a member of a parish. 
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1 Yet, who else but a parishioner would know about the closet, and know that the door was scarcely ever opened.
2 Mike Maxwell, a parishioner of St Teresa's, Blacon, works as a volunteer at the night shelter.
3 McCarthy, then a parishioner at Holy Trinity, was well-known for his liberal and pacifistic views.
4 I'll discover the parish of that parishioner.
5 In accordance with the Archdiocesan guidelines, a parishioner wishing to offer an announced Mass intention will have to contribute $20.
6 Another solid parishioner presses his card into his hand, murmuring that he hopes to be of service to him in the future: he is an undertaker.
7 This parishioner , if it was a parishioner, sounded desperate; but who would disturb the sanctity of the Cathedral of Light at this late an hour?
8 A Xichong parishioner said she "felt very happy and touched to see the brothers and sisters from Nanchong, especially after they rode such a long distance to visit us."
9 A Roman Catholic priest who sexually abused a vulnerable parishioner was ordered to pay ￡64,000 damages to his victim.
10 Moral involvement designates a high intensity of positive involvement - the loyal party member or church parishioner, for example.
11 On another some one told him that an irate parishioner had threatened to punch Ray in the nose.
12 He once led half the congregation through the streets of Georgetown to bring the Eucharist to a bedridden parishioner.
13 For eight years, beginning in 1987,[www.Sentencedict.com] I was a parishioner at Holy Trinity.
14 The work of this group is to decorate the church environment so that parishioner may perceive the above idea.
15 One of the couple planning to get married must be our registered parishioner who attends our church regularly.
16 "It was a huge explosion, " said Ali Mohammed, 26, a laborer and parishioner who was aiding the injured. "I feel like I've aged 10 years. "
17 It was not so very long ago that I was a parishioner of the parish of die-of-hunger-if-you-have-a-fire,-die-of-cold-if-you-have-bread!
18 There is the appeal to incomplete catastrophe such as a lucky parishioner who developed pneumonia and stayed home, thereby avoiding certain death.
19 Before Mass on Nov. 20, people again noticed a reddish substance near the eyes of the white concrete statue, said Ky Truong, 56, a parishioner.
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