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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun One who teaches or professes faith in a gospel.
  • noun One who reads or sings the Gospel as part of a church service.

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  • noun Alternative spelling of gospeler.

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  • noun a preacher of the Christian gospel

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Examples

  • I know you for a hardy gospeller, that fear neither saint nor devil, yet, if I were you, I would not sing your profane songs in this valley of

    The Abbot 2008

  • Hot-gospeller and the Bible-thumper says that Jesus was destined to die for the sins of mankind.

    I saw TDVC and I almost lost my faith... 2006

  • Hot-gospeller and Bible-thumper is the language he uses.

    I saw TDVC and I almost lost my faith... 2006

  • "Hot-gospeller and the Bible-thumper says that Jesus was destined to die for the sins of mankind."

    I saw TDVC and I almost lost my faith... 2006

  • The gospeller caught me looking after her and smiled.

    The Great California Game Gash, Jonathan 1991

  • Tye and Al stood watching as the gospeller and I trod to the verandah.

    The Great California Game Gash, Jonathan 1991

  • First he had there a dean, a great divine, and a man of excellent learning; and a sub-dean, a repeater of the choir, a gospeller and epistler of the singing-priests, and a master of the children

    The Customs of Old England

  • Ever since the words of the Gnostic gospeller, "He shall lead you unto all truth," were written, it has been claimed that the authentic medium of Divine communications has been a corporation or a book, one or the other being affirmed to be an exhaustive and infallible philosophy of God and man.

    Morality as a Religion An exposition of some first principles W. R. Washington Sullivan

  • First, he had there a dean, a great divine, and a man of excellent learning; and a sub-dean, a repeater of the choir, a gospeller, an epistler of the singing-priests, and a master of the children: in the vestry a yeoman and two grooms, besides other retainers that came thither at principal feasts ....

    The Customs of Old England

  • Christicle, who's this excrement yellow gospeller on the Merrion hall?

    Ulysses James Joyce 1911

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