chapel-goer

See also: chapelgoer

English

Etymology

From chapel +‎ goer.

Noun

chapel-goer (plural chapel-goers)

1. Alternative form of chapelgoer
   • 1863, Frederick William Robinson, Church and chapel, by the author of 'High Church', page 70:

     Secretary of a building society—regular chapel-goer, teetotaller, and all that.

   • 2011, Elvi Rhodes, Madeleine, →ISBN:

     Not that I've ever been a chapel-goer myself.