1. A bishop's crook, a symbol of pastoral authority.

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

• closeer,
• crusied,
• crosing,
• crosed,
• croseed,
• croker,
• grocier,
• cahsier,
• crose,
• casier,
• trosser,
• cosier,
• crysler,
• crosover,
• crusier,
• cruser,
• crasier,
• closier,
• consier,
• closiur

• crozier,
• crackers,
• grosser,
• Cosier,
• crusher,
• crazier,
• criger,
• croaker,
• Crocker,
• Rosier,
• crossroad,
• crooker,
• crasher,
• cruiser,
• crigger,
• creger,
• crager,
• cracker,
• creager,
• crockery,
• crosser,
• Croker,
• crossruff.

The adjective form of the word "crosier" is "crosiered".

The plural of the "crosier" can be the "crosiers".

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