A white vestment is a type of clothing worn by clergy members during religious ceremonies. It consists of four parts: an ALB (3 letters), amice (5 letters), COTTA (5 letters), and SURPLICE (8 letters). An ALB is a long, white robe that covers the body from the neck to the feet. An amice is a white cloth that is draped over the shoulders and fastened at the neck. A COTTA is a short, white vestment that is worn over the ALB. Lastly, a SURPLICE is a white, loose-fitting garment that is worn over the COTTA.