Converse of object

• ask: This is what the Anglican Church asked the parish vicars to do with the registers.

• become: More About The BAP Friday, July 21st, 2006 " How do I go about becoming a vicar?

• say: UFOs are the Devil's messengers, says vicar, Sunday People, 23 April 1978 18.

• tell: Mrs. xxxxxxxx did in fact tell the vicar of her local Methodist church of which she is a member.

Adjective modifier

• trendy: Only one problem - the new denizens of this master caff all seem to be graphic designers, supermodels and trendy vicars.

Modifies a noun

• choral: Our reason for fighting jet lag was that the vicars choral were to sing this anthem this day.

Adjective modifier

• eccentric: Whilst in Spain, I worked on a new film about an eccentric vicar.

• evangelical: Henry Venn was the great evangelical vicar of Huddersfield in the late 18th century.

• former: Also in the nave is a memorial to a former vicar.

• local: A local vicar provides free use of a garage for book storage.

Noun used with modifier

• parish: For example, a parish vicar in Bradford has enabled a major regeneration scheme to provide neighborhood facilities.

• village: Despite a number of noteworthy past inhabitants, the most famous was Harold Davidson, the village vicar in the 1930s.

Possessives

• wife: The vicar's wife arrived to pay her respects.

• daughter: His mother, Margaret Diana Mary was a vicar's daughter.

• son: A drunken man from Derwenlas... A weaver attacks a miner... The vicar's son in trouble.

Preposition: of

• parish: Paul Roberts is vicar of two parishes in Bristol.

• church: He was vicar of a small church in the country 150 years ago.