The term 'chancel neighbor' refers to the architectural features that surround the chancel, which is the area of a church where the ALTAR and clergy are located. The crossword solutions for this term include NAVE (4 letters), APSE (4 letters), Albs (4 letters), ROOD (4 letters), ALTAR (5 letters), BEMA (4 letters), and Dossal (6 letters). The NAVE is the main body of the church, the APSE is a semicircular recess at the end of the church, albs are white robes worn by clergy, the ROOD is a crucifix placed above the chancel arch, the ALTAR is the table used for religious ceremonies, the BEMA is a raised platform for the clergy, and the dossal is a curtain or tapestry hung behind the ALTAR. Together, these features form the chancel neighbor, which is an important part of a church's architecture.