A bishop is a high-ranking member of the clergy, typically in the Christian church. The term 'LORD' is often used to refer to bishops, as well as other members of the clergy such as priests and deacons. A CLERGYMAN is another name for a member of the clergy, and a diocesan is a bishop who is in charge of a particular diocese. A PRIMATE is a bishop who is the chief of all bishops in a particular region. A CARDINAL is a senior bishop who is appointed by the POPE. A SEE is the official seat of a bishop or archbishop. A PRELATE is a high-ranking member of the clergy, and an eparch is a bishop in the Eastern Orthodox Church. A TUTU is a type of clothing worn by bishops, and a MITRE is a type of headdress worn by bishops. A JOEY is a type of bishop in the Anglican Church, and a POPE is the leader of the Catholic Church. A PONTIFF is another name for a POPE, and a SHEEN is a type of bishop in the Anglican Church. A MAN is a term used to refer to any male, and a CHESSMAN is a term used to refer to any chess piece. Finally, a miter is another name for a MITRE.