crozier
part of speech
noun (croziers)
meaning for a pupil
A crozier is a long staff with a curled top carried by a bishop or an abbot as a sign of office. tree →
sense in the lessons
the staff of a church leader, in stories planted in the ground or held by a dead man
examples
- The abbot planted his crozier in the ground. tree →
- The crozier lay in the powerless hand. tree →
- The bishop carried a golden crozier. tree →
note
nothing for maths.
Trees and pragmatics
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