Usager
noun
Us·ag·er
\ˈyüzijə(r)\
Definition of Usager
-s
: a member of a party of nonjurors in the Church of England and Scottish Episcopal Church accepting the ritual usages of a Communion service published in 1718 including dilution of the Eucharistic wine, a prayer for the descent of the Holy Spirit on the consecrated elements, an oblatory prayer, and prayers for the dead
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Origin and Etymology of usager
usage + -er
First Known Use: 1788
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