Definitions for fossors

fossors fos·sor

Spelling: [fos-er]
IPA: /ˈfɒs ər/

Fossors is a 7 letter English word.

You can make 45 anagrams from letters in fossors (foorsss).

Definitions for fossors

noun

  1. (in the early Christian church) a minor clergyman employed as a gravedigger.
  2. (in the early Christian church) a minor clergyman employed as a gravedigger.

Origin of fossors

1850-55; Latin: digger (Late Latin: gravedigger), equivalent to fod(ere) to dig + -tor -tor, with dt > ss

Examples for fossors

Although rich, the fossor was keenly bargaining, as they came up, with a wealthy and miserly leather-merchant.

The difference in color is greater in comparison with fossor than with rostralis.

The young Greek knelt at the old man's feet, then rose and kissed his hand, and followed in silence the fossor Hilarus.

Because the animals are more like fossor in the majority of characters, they are here referred to that race.

Several Christians were standing near the principal inspector of the tombs, the fossor.

This present study reveals intergradation between ocius and uinta, and also between ocius and fossor (see account of fossor).

In size and color they are like fossor, but the skulls are intermediate.

This present study reveals intergradation between ocius and uinta, and also between ocius and fossor (see account of fossor).

Several Christians were standing near the principal inspector of the tombs, the fossor.

Because the animals are more like fossor in the majority of characters, they are here referred to that race.

In size and color they are like fossor, but the skulls are intermediate.

The young Greek knelt at the old man's feet, then rose and kissed his hand, and followed in silence the fossor Hilarus.

Although rich, the fossor was keenly bargaining, as they came up, with a wealthy and miserly leather-merchant.

The difference in color is greater in comparison with fossor than with rostralis.

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