Maundy money
plural of capite
(Britain) A special coinage given to the deserving poor in a religious ceremony performed by Anglicans on Maundy Thursday.
A see-through plastic guard that protects unserved food at a restaurant, dining hall, or similar establishment from the breath of people eating there.
(archaic) A highwayman. / (archaic) A swindler who operates at a port, deceiving sailors.
大聖堂の礼拝で、君主は長年の奉仕をたたえられた数人の高齢の教区民に、洗足木曜日の式で相応しい貧しい人々に伝統的に配られる特別な儀式用硬貨を自ら手渡しました。
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