acolyte

Yee was, as Brown writes, a Brown acolyte at one point, representing a district of middle class single-family homeowners.

Truthiness is as truthiness does, and clearly: Acolyte Oren does truthiness very, very well.

In the meantime, he serves as an acolyte at Grace Episcopal Church, and has had the honor of carrying the cross.

The acolyte was very agile in a short red cassock, below which his naked legs, and bare feet showed.

There was the acolyte, very pale and sorrowful, beneath the trees.

After sermon the preacher returns to the altar, when a fourth functionary appears, whom we suppose must be termed an acolyte.

Pat Murphy, his faithful servant and acolyte, was watching for him just within the door.

From the small door beside the chapel came a priest and his acolyte, a choir boy.