Definition of Parsonic

1. a. Of or pertaining to a parson; clerical.

Definition of Parsonic

1. parson [adj] - See also: parson

Lexicographical Neighbors of Parsonic

parslied
parsnep
parsneps
parsnip
parsniplike
parsnippy
parsnips
parsnipy
parson
parson's nose
parson bird
parsonage
parsonages
parsondom
parsoned
parsonic (current term)
parsonical
parsonish
parsonsite
part
part-of-speech
part-owner
part-singing
part-song
part-time
part-time bowler
part-time bowlers
part-timer
part-timers
part and parcel

Literary usage of Parsonic

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Eutychus and His Relations: Pulpit and Pew Papers by Brooke Herford (1906)
"AND what is ' parsonic Acid,' I dare say some readers, ... parsonic acid is a certain pungent kind of talk, which is usually emitted where parsons do much ..."

2. Eutychus and His Relations: Pulpit and Pew Papers by Brooke Herford (1905)
"AND what is ' parsonic Acid,' I dare say some readers, ... parsonic acid is a certain pungent kind of talk, which is usually emitted where parsons do much ..."

3. The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal (1860)
"... so may the non-parsonic or laical reader pick out if he will, from " Elkerton Rectory" passages for meditation. Here is oiie which may not come amiss in ..."

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