1. An assembly or council; the court of a bishop, held in the cathedral church, for the trial of ecclesiastical canses; the college of cardinals at Rome; in the Calvinistic churches, a deliberative and judicial assembly of ministers and elders.

2. Pertaining to a consistory.

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

• consistany,
• consistly,
• consistof,
• consister,
• consistecy,
• consilatory,
• consisteny,
• consisty,
• consisticy,
• consistely,
• consistcy,
• consilitory,
• consistley,
• consultory,
• consisatory,
• conistory,
• consisotry,
• unsistery,
• Consiator,
• condoitory

• conquistador,
• consist,
• consist in,
• consists,
• Consiglio,
• consignor,
• Consisted,
• consistently,
• conscious,
• consociate,
• Consisting,
• consistent,
• consist of,
• consigner,
• concisely,
• consistency,
• consistence,
• concision.

The adjective form of the word "consistory" is "consistorial".

The plural of the "consistory" can be the "consistories".

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