fossor / ˈfɒs ər /
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fossor 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a minor clergyman employed as a gravedigger.
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- 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.