censer
thurible

"Well, maybe we can make it to the other censer together."

Moses told them to come the next morning with a censer for every man.

Picking up the censer, she started the whole trek over again.

In the center of the room stood a tall brass censer.

Robin demanded, looking for a place to put the censer down.

God filled the censer and pointed down to the altar.

With him were two acolytes, one of whom had a censer.

Nearby stood two priests, eyes closed, censers held in their hands.

She carried the censer carefully over to the bed and placed it on the floor.

Sometimes they will even have a small hand censer for the burning of incense.

It is composed of two basic elements - the fire and the censer.

Murray slipped past me and placed a censer on the end table near the door.

The air was heavy with incense from the many swinging censers.

The censers are shaped like mountains and were used for religious rituals.

Then another angel, having a golden censer, came and stood at the altar.

I breathed in the heavy fragrance rising from the censers.

A glow came from the censer, but not of burning incense.

Moses had the censers taken and made into plates to cover the altar.

A dull red glow from the censer illuminated our faces.

A small boy in a surplice was standing behind him, swinging the censer.

The passage was long, and lit at intervals by small censers set into the walls.

He held a censer of incense, and his face was perfectly blank.

A Censer is any type of vessel made for burning incense.

The priest waved a censer and bowed toward the surgeon.

They had defeated the second censor censer more readily than the first.

A 'thurible' is a metal censer suspended from chains, in which incense is burned during worship services.

In Anglo-Catholic churches, the Thurible is carried in procession in front of the Crucifer and Acolytes.