1. A room appendant to a church, in which the clerical vestments and sacred utensils are kept; a parochial assembly for conducting the affairs of a parish, so called because its meetings were formerly held in the vestry.

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

• restr,
• westrn,
• vestel,
• destruy,
• destory,
• histry,
• vedry,
• westly,
• reistry,
• mystry,
• restory,
• astry,
• tastry,
• destro,
• vestle,
• vestern,
• vistory,
• testr,
• aostry,
• estra

• vestiary,
• vestris,
• vesture,
• vestryman,
• Vegter,
• vector,
• Vester.

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

The plural of the "vestry" can be the "vestries".

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