Surplice

Definition

surplice /'sɜ:plǝs/ n ခရစ္ယာန္ဘုန္းႀကီးႏွင့္ သံၿပိဳင္ သီခ်င္းဆိုသူတို႔ ဝတ္ေသာ လက္ေမာင္းက်ယ္ ျဖဴျဖဴပြပြ အေပၚ အက်ႌ။

Examples

1. ‘History will be made that weekend when the standard of the order will be raised in the town by the local Knights
2. who wear a surplice with the cross emblem.’
3. ‘Once I had stuffed myself behind the wheel with my surplice billowing around me like a collapsed parachute
4. I switched into passive mode.’
5. ‘However
6. it doesn't match any of the new surplices that have been bought
7. which go down to about knee level
8. so I'll not be allowed to wear it in future - at least
9. not when I'm singing with the rest of my choir.’
10. ‘Powerful lights made their white surplices glow like neon
11. and the pulpitted priest seemed to be borne aloft on a cloud of pure radiance.’
12. ‘White T-shirts
13. white jeans
14. white ponchos
15. even white surplices stood out in the hot July sun.’
16. ‘This was about the clerk of that parish
17. whose wife used to wash the parson's surplices.’
18. ‘Stretching along each side are lines of choirboys and girls in bright surplices
19. holding flags and honey-scented tapers.’
20. ‘A piano was played
21. hymns were sung
22. we all duly recited the confession
23. creeds and responses
24. and the curate ascended the pulpit with surplice flowing.’
25. ‘He became a canon of Salisbury in 1563
26. but objected to the use of the surplice and to contributing to the repairs of the cathedral.’
27. ‘‘If they were presented in ruffs and surplices
28. ’ Stainer contends
29. ‘it might alienate people.’’