IPA: /ˈvɛstrɪmən/
KK: /ˈvɛstrɪmən/
A man who is part of a church committee that helps manage the church's affairs and property.
The vestryman attended the meeting to discuss the upcoming church events.
Vestryman → It is formed from "vestry" (from Old English *vestre*, meaning a place for vestments or church clothing) and "-man" (meaning a person). A vestryman is a person associated with the vestry, typically involved in the management of church affairs.
Think of a 'vestry' as a place where church clothing is kept, and '-man' means a person. So, a vestryman is someone who takes care of the church's clothing and related matters.