The term 'Chancel Wear' refers to the traditional clothing worn by clergy members during religious services. The crossword solution for this term is ALBS, which stands for 'ALB, ' a WHITE, full-length garment worn by priests and other clergy members. ALBS is derived from the Latin word albus, meaning 'WHITE.' The ALB is typically worn with a stole, a long, narrow band of cloth draped around the neck and shoulders, and a cincture, a rope or cord tied around the waist.