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altar bread

noun

  1. bread for use in a Eucharistic service.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of altar bread1

First recorded in 1840–50
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Example Sentences

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They stopped baking altar bread and started to cull their belongings to the bare essentials.

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The sisters dedicated themselves to prayer, meditation, spiritual reading and baking altar bread.

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“It has to be flavorful. It has to taste like beer,” said Hal McConnellogue, cellar manager at San Leandro, Calif.-based Drake's Brewing Co., which had an IPA made with altar bread, grapes and terpenes at the festival.

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She has lost more than 100 pounds which she credits, in part, to the hard work of pressing the altar bread.

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They run a business baking altar bread, and it was the middle of the busy season with Easter approaching.

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