What is another word for surplice?
Pronunciation: [sˈɜːplɪs] (IPA) 
The term "surplice" refers to a type of loose-fitting liturgical vestment with wide, open sleeves that is typically worn over a cassock by clerics and other members of the church. Synonyms for surplice include alb, rochet, tunic, dalmatic, and cotta. The alb is a simple white robe that is worn under the chasuble by priests and deacons during Mass. The rochet, on the other hand, is a garment that is worn by bishops and certain other prelates. The tunic is a basic vestment with sleeves that can be decorated with trim or embroidery. The dalmatic is a traditional liturgical vestment worn by deacons, while the cotta is a shorter and simpler vestment than the surplice.
