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service book

noun

  1. a book containing the forms of worship used in divine services.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of service book1

First recorded in 1570–80
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Example Sentences

He has taken the service-book of James Freeman Clarke, and, between reading and chanting, devised a matin service of great beauty.

He held a service book in his hand, and stood ready to marry Joan of Hohenstein to another.

There will be a new marriage, at which doubtless you shall hold the service book and he the lady's hand.

They next invited English exiles abroad to join them at Frankfort, saying nothing about their mutilations of the service book.

Pie, pī, n. a book which ordered the manner of performing divine service: a service-book: an ordinal.

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