1. A spiritual overseer, or one invested with the cure of souls; a dignitary of the Church who presides over the clergy within a district called his diocese; a drink, composed of wine, oranges, and sugar; part of a lady's dress; a song-bird of America; a piece in the game of chess.

2. To use arts to make an old horse look like a young, or give a good appearance to a bad one.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bishup,
• reshop,
• bushop,
• bishope,
• bishon,
• biship,
• biscep,
• bision,
• biships,
• bisep,
• myshop,
• ashop,
• barshop,
• biahop,
• eshop,
• bisho-,
• bishgop,
• bishopp,
• bisshop,
• bitstok

• bioscope,
• bischoff,
• shop,
• bischof,
• bigsby.

The adjective form of the word "bishop" is "episcopal".

The plural of the "bishop" can be the "bishops".

The singular of the "bishop" can be the "bishop".