What is another word for Tunicle?
Pronunciation: [tjˈuːnɪkə͡l] (IPA) 
A tunicle is a vestment worn by Christian clergy during religious ceremonies. It is also known by various other names such as tunic, dalmatic, and alba. The tunic is a seamless garment that covers the body from shoulders to ankles and is often made of linen, silk, or wool. The dalmatic is a type of tunic that is decorated with broad stripes and is typically worn by Catholic deacons, while the alba is a white tunic that is worn by priests during Mass. Other names for the tunicle include the chasuble, which is a liturgical vestment worn by priests during Mass, and the cope, which is a long flowing cloak worn by bishops and cardinals during special ceremonies.
