Clerical garments are the traditional clothing worn by members of the clergy in many religions. The most common crossword solutions for this term are ALB (3 letters), SOUTANE (7 letters), CASSOCK (7 letters), TUNIC (5 letters), ORALE (5 letters), and STOLE (5 letters). An ALB is a white, ankle-length robe with long sleeves, typically worn by priests and deacons. A SOUTANE is a long, black CASSOCK-like garment with buttons down the front, worn by Roman Catholic priests. A CASSOCK is a long, close-fitting garment with buttons down the front, worn by members of the clergy in some Christian denominations. A TUNIC is a loose-fitting garment that reaches the knees or lower, usually with long sleeves and a belt. An orale is a sleeveless, knee-length vestment worn by priests in some Eastern Orthodox churches. Finally, a stole is a long, narrow band of fabric worn around the neck by members of the clergy in some Christian denominations.