- Cat|a|bap|tist
- Cat|a|bap|tist «KAT uh BAP tihst», noun.1. a person who rejects the orthodox doctrine of baptism.2. = Anabaptist. (Cf. ↑Anabaptist)╂[< Greek katabaptistēs < katá down + baptistēs baptizer]
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