1. Pertaining to the clergy; pertaining to a writer or transcriber. Clerical error, error made by a transcriber; a venial error.

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

• clerial,
• cliical,
• clecical,
• cerical,
• comerical,
• clasical,
• clercail,
• clnical,
• clericial,
• clirical,
• clical,
• corical,
• clercial,
• crical,
• lirical,
• ctrical,
• clavical,
• clerkial,
• clerikal,
• clniical

• clerking,
• Clarice,
• cleric,
• clericalist,
• Clericalism,
• clerisy,
• celeriac,
• Clarisa,
• clarkin,
• lyrical,
• clowers.

The adjective form of the word "clerical" is "clerical".

The plural form of the word "clerical" is "clericals"

The singular form of the word "clerical" is "cleric"