You know what it looks like… but what is it called?
TAKE THE QUIZ“ofthe”
The following 413 entries include the term ofthe.
lord of the articles
: one of a standing committee of the Scottish Parliament charged with the drafting and preparation of the acts or bills for laws
lord of the ascendant
: a planet whose house is rising in the east
lord of the bedchamber
: a lord in waiting in the British royal household
lord of the treasury
lord president of the council
: a British officer of state who has only nominal official duties as presiding member of the Privy Council in the United Kingdom but who is often made a member of the cabinet and entrusted with special functions
lord steward of the household
: the highest officer of the royal household of England who is a peer and privy councilor, presides at the Green Cloth, and has charge of the hall, kitchen, pantry, ewery, cellars, and almonry
man-of-the-earth
noun: an American morning glory (Ipomoea pandurata) having an enormous starchy root
man of the woods
mark of the beast
: a mark of evil
mass of the catechumens
: the part of the mass up to the offertory when the catechumens were originally dismissed
mass of the faithful
: the part of the mass from the offertory to the end to which only the faithful were originally admitted
mass of the presanctified
: a special eucharistic service celebrated in the Latin rite on Good Friday only in which elements consecrated at a previous service are used
Mass of the Resurrection
: a mass for the dead in which the celebrant wears white vestments to symbolize the joyous resurrection of the dead
master of the revels
: an officer of the English royal household from the 15th to the 18th centuries in charge of court entertainment see revels office
master of the rolls
: a high official of the British judiciary having custody of the records of the Court of Chancery and important patents and grants and serving usually as presiding judge of the Court of Appeal and also as a member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council compare lord chancellor, lord chief justice of england