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: a clergyman in charge of...Definition of CURATE<br /><br />1<br />: a clergyman in charge of a parish<br />2<br />: a clergyman serving as assistant (as to a rector) in a parish<br /> See curate defined for English-language learners »<br />See curate defined for kids »<br />Origin of CURATE<br /><br />Middle English, from Medieval Latin curatus, from cura cure of souls, from Latin, care<br />First Known Use: 14th century<br />Other Christian Religious Terms<br /><br />Pentateuch, blasphemy, doxology, eremite, iconoclasm, liturgy, orison, pneuma, reliquary<br />Rhymes with CURATE<br /><br />abate, ablate, adnate, aerate, age-mate, agnate, airdate, airfreight, alate, arête, await, backdate, baldpate, bandmate, baseplate, bedmat...<br />[+]more<br />2cu·rate transitive verb \ˈkyu̇r-ˌāt, kyu̇-ˈrāt\<br />cu·rat·edcu·rat·ing<br />Definition of CURATE<br /><br />: to act as curator of <br />Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com