fossor
/fos-er/US // ˈfɒs ər //
苔藓,苔丝,苔痕,苔苔
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a minor clergyman employed as a gravedigger.
Examples
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.
Several Christians were standing near the principal inspector of the tombs, the fossor.
In size and color they are like fossor, but the skulls are intermediate.
John Fossor, made prior of Durham in 1342, inserted the large window in the north transept and the west windows of the nave.
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